________ allows Windows XP to scale to SMP systems.
A) A multiprocessor scheduling algorithm
B) 64-bit addressing (in 64-bit editions of Windows XP)
C) Spin locks
D) all of the above

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All of the options contribute to Windows XP's ability to scale to SMP (Symmetric Multiprocessing) systems. Multiprocessor scheduling algorithms manage CPU resources, 64-bit addressing allows for more memory and processing power, and spin locks help manage concurrent processes.

________ Allows Windows XP to Scale to SMP Systems