[dba-VB] How can it be

I am really not sure but a fellow tech said look at the number of copies of
svchost.exe processes running... why their process is not reflected in the
CPU is another question.

Jim



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Subject: [dba-VB] How can it be

I have noticed that when I create a VM on my Windows 2008 server with
HyperV, the virtual machine's 
cpu can be pegged in Task Manager Performance, and yet none of the 8 cores
even raises an eyebrow in 
task manager inside of Windows 2008 itself.

In Windows 2003 using VMWare, I would see one (or more) of the cores in the
server software start 
chugging when the VMWare VM started working hard.

Is it because Hyper V assignes the core outside of Windows itself?  IOW
Hyper V installs before the 
Windows software itself does.  Is it actually assigning CPU cycles for one
or more cores "outside 
of" Windows.  If so is there a utility to see the actual core usage in Hyper
V itself?
-- 
John W. Colby
www.ColbyConsulting.com
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