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01005_Use_UserMode
01005_Apply_SubSystem
01007_Call_Integral_SubSy
01007_See_kernel_mode
01008_Manage_IO
01008_Manage_security
01008_Manage_comm
01008_Manage_memory
01008_Manage_processes
01008_Manage_PlugNPlay
01008_Manage_power
01008_Manage_displays
01008_Manage_graphs
01009_Drive_devices
01008_Manage_objects
01009_Use_Microkernel
01009_Call_HAL
01011_Administer_SERVICEs
01012_Use_Mgt_Console
01012_Unify_server_client
01013_Apply_group_policy
01013_Use_99_times_out_
01016_Integrate_services
01017_Use_namespaces
01018_Manage_branch_offic
01019_Serve_terminals
01024_Use_DIRECTORY
Manage Process -- creates & ends threads that are spawned by systems services & apps.
 
wServer is built around symmetric multiprocessors (SMP).
First, the operating system can operate on multiple CPUs.
Second, O.S. can make the excess CPUs available to all processes as needed.
Thus, if one CPU is 100% utilized, more threads (spawned by the apps or services) can be processed on other available CPUs.

The multitasking and multithreading capacity is combined with the SMP capacity,
If the threads waiting to execute are backed up then the OS schedules the processors to pick up the waiting threads. The thread execution load is evenly allocated to the available CPUs.
Symmetric multiprocessing ensures that the OS uses all excess processor resources.
The result minimizes processing time.