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Any chance of just hibernating the system and then resuming it?



No way. It changes the number of CPU cores exposed to the kernel.


Hmm... I'm sure this is manageable. Windows Server supports Hot Add/Remove CPU and RAM. If it can do it hot, why not cold? Windows UPnP service is continuously polling hardware and reconfiguring the system.

I have a feeling Microsoft might have a solution in the works for this.




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