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Explore Stack InternalNot really possible IN C#. Well, no way i know off. You need interop, with that it works.
Are you using multiple threads? If not - hm - sorry - not a lot you can do. Standard UI applications are not using multiple cores anyway.
Basically, applicaitonsapplications not using Threads (Work items use threads) are inherently single core anyway.
Not really possible IN C#. Well, no way i know off. You need interop, with that it works.
Are you using multiple threads? If not - hm - sorry - not a lot you can do. Standard UI applications are not using multiple cores anyway.
Basically, applicaitons not using Threads (Work items use threads) are inherently single core anyway.
Not really possible IN C#. Well, no way i know off. You need interop, with that it works.
Are you using multiple threads? If not - hm - sorry - not a lot you can do. Standard UI applications are not using multiple cores anyway.
Basically, applications not using Threads (Work items use threads) are inherently single core anyway.
Not really possible IN C#. Well, no way i know off. You need interop, with that it works.
Are you using multiple threads? If not - hm - sorry - not a lot you can do. Standard UI applications are not using multiple cores anyway.
Basically, applicaitons not using Threads (Work items use threads) are inherently single core anyway.
