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How many cores are on my Windows machine

Christina Costello

April 15, 2021 14:47
Updated

If Analyze displays a message notifying you that there are more CPU's on your machine than your license will allow, please raise a Support ticket and let the team know how many cores your machine has.

To find out how many cores you have:

Open Task Manager
Click on the Performance tab
Check the core amount, per the screenshot:

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