Not Using All CPUs

Does anyone know why Premiere Pro CS6 (Windows) is only using 4 CPUs when I have 24 on my Mac Pro? I am running Windows 7 Professional on Bootcamp. I have 48GB of RAM. I am importing JPEGs stills and creating a sequence but it is moving very slow. Thanks!

Go to PROJECT SETTINGS on File>Edit>Project , you can choose Mercury GPU Acceleration or Software only..
I run all 4 Cores. We only use Windows Professional 7, you should have no issues with 640x480 as we use only 1920 x 1080  and no more than 2,000 for a high definition blu-ray production ; but no more than say 200 edited Imported images reduced to high definition quality, at a time, as I think Photoshop may not be able to function above that limit ? Well Adobe Photoshop  Elements does not...............................................
All our images come from a Canon 5D Mark II converted from RAW to jpeg at full resolution, then reduced to 1920 x 1080 pixels HD for Blue-ray.
Good luck !
Ps. We do not use the Apple Macs as we had a lot of issues when we were editing Professional anamorphic HD 1440 x 1080P from a Firewire connection, but no issues with a PC.

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