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[ChelseaOilman]

I have noticed that my "active processors" went from 2 to 3 over the last seven days, yet I have neither added a new folding machine nor changed anything about my operating system or folding client.

Three different User ID#s are showing up for you. Any chance someone else set up a client to donate in your name?

Intel P4 machine running WinXP having a User ID# starting F1ACB669DC submitted this WU.

Hi DrBB1 (team 39340),
Your WU (P4436 R3 C2 G3) was added to the stats database on 2009-01-03 02:28:34 for 225 points of credit.

Intel P4 machine running WinXP having a User ID# starting 3737F6DC69 submitted this WU.

Hi DrBB1 (team 39340),
Your WU (P3855 R530 C4 G13) was added to the stats database on 2009-01-08 21:49:29 for 450 points of credit.

AMD machine running WinXP having a User ID# starting 041257AD02 submitted this WU.

Hi DrBB1 (team 39340),
Your WU (P4445 R445 C2 G7) was added to the stats database on 2009-01-10 06:45:41 for 225 points of credit.

Which one isn't yours?

[anko1]

There appears to be an issue with 3798 WUs, which are used for testing new codes. There's something about the code used that adds an extra processor to the count. So if you have processed some of these, that might be doing it.

http://foldingforum.org/viewtopic.php?f=19&t=7207

[DrBB1]

I have noticed that my "active processors" went from 2 to 3 over the last seven days, yet I have neither added a new folding machine nor changed anything about my operating system or folding client. I will observe until next Wednesday to see if it goes back to two, but could something be happening on the Stanford servers rather than on our machines?

Well, how many clients do you actually run, and does each of them complete a WU every week?

Two clients. The number of WUs varies widely. Each does at least one per week. Where would a third client come from? I can see it the active processors going down to one or zero, but why would it go up to three? Never happened before.

[anko1]

Have you done any 3798s?