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The Mystery of Hyper-V's Limit Processor Functionality? (Part 1) | |
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| Time: 05:49 EST/10:49 GMT | News Source: Dirteam | Posted By: Kenneth van Surksum | ||
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Natasha Mocke: Recently I became rather intrigued with Hyper-V's Limit Processor Functionality (LPF) function. One little checkbox became such an obsession that I start wasting hours of my time trying to find out exactly what it does. The dialogue says, "Limit processor functionality to run an older operating system such as Windows NT on this virtual machine".
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