虚拟机怎么增加处理器数量(虚拟机怎么更改处理器个数)

The "number of processors" in the VMware virtual machine refers to the number of cores in the CPU, and the number of cores refers to the actual "threads". How to set the number of processors in a VMware virtual machine is as follows.

1. First, in VMware, find the name of the virtual machine you want to set and right-click.

2. After clicking, select the "Settings" item in the pop-up menu.

3. If you do not find the "Processor" item on the left in the virtual machine settings, click on it.

4. In the processor settings, click the drop-down menu of "Number of Processors" and select the number of processors to be set.

5. After setting up, return to the virtual machine information page. At this point, the number of processors for the virtual machine is set.

1. Click "Edit Virtual Machine Settings" on the main interface of the virtual machine.

2. Under the "Hardware" menu, click "Processor".

3. Adjust the "number of processors".

4. Adjust the "number of cores per processor", the total number of processor cores = the number of processors × the number of cores per processor.

5. After completing the changes, click "OK" to save.

Reference materials:

Baidu Encyclopedia - Building a virtual machine

When we use the PD virtual machine on a mac computer, if the win10 system runs slowly, you can Increase the number of processor CPUs. Today I will introduce to you the specific steps on how to set the number of CPUs of the win10 virtual system in the PD virtual machine of a Mac computer.
1. First turn on the computer, find the PD virtual machine icon, and open it.
2. On the page that opens, find the win10 system and click the gear icon below to enter the settings.
3. As shown in the picture, on the opened win10 settings page, click the hardware option at the top.
4. On the page that opens, click on the CPU and memory options on the left.
5. Click the drop-down symbol of the processor on the right side.
6. As shown in the picture, select the number of CPUs you want to set according to your needs.