# Process Lasso v19.1.0 Changes: - New Help > Export for AI Analysis: a report of your PC, its running programs, Process Lasso log and rules, with a ready-made prompt, to paste into an AI assistant such as ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini or Copilot. Process Lasso sends nothing itself; user and computer names are removed, and you can review and edit the report first. Record a Problem makes a report of just the time the problem happened. The report also lists startup programs, scheduled tasks and services that start with Windows, so the assistant can say which you don't need - New Watchdog 2.0 (Options > Control > Watchdog...): If-this-then-that rules with multiple conditions and actions. Existing Watchdog rules keep working, and can be converted to Watchdog 2.0 - Dark mode: radio buttons in the Efficiency Mode Rules, Thread Priority Boosts and Watchdog dialogs are now dark, and readable when disabled - Rules import: importing an older rules export no longer brings back Watchdog 1.0 rules that were converted to Watchdog 2.0, and a rules file without a CPU model no longer shows a CPU model warning - ProBalance: new option Restore CPU Affinity of Child Processes (off by default): processes started while ProBalance has changed their parent's CPU affinity get the parent's original affinity instead of keeping the changed one - The tray icon's right-click menu now has the Tools menu - LatencyTest: hovering a graphics driver (such as nvlddmkm.sys) on the Drivers tab explains why it shows no ISRs; they are counted on dxgkrnl.sys (DirectX Graphics Kernel) - Activation: clicking Skip after typing an activation code now asks whether to activate it first - IdleSaver: Cancel now undoes changes, such as ticking Enable IdleSaver - Windows Scheduler Settings: fix a wrong tooltip ("Buy Now") on Let operating system choose - New command line ProcessLasso.exe /status: reports which configuration and profile the core engine has actually loaded, and whether it is up to date, for scripts that switch profiles - Command line: /SetActiveProfile and /StartWithProfile keep the capitalization of the profile name - Translations: the Cancel button in "Do you want to save your changes?" prompts, and LatencyTest's "Bad" result and "Now" graph label, are now translated - Processor groups and NUMA: fixes for PCs with several processor groups or NUMA nodes. Instance Balancer NUMA mode now works, equal spread uses all groups without doubling up instances, CPU affinity rules move all of a process's threads to the chosen group and are no longer reapplied over and over, 'all' works on groups of fewer than 64 CPUs, rules naming CPUs a group doesn't have are logged as errors, and a group affinity rule on a one-group PC no longer logs a false error - Core engine: a configuration change made just as the core engine started or switched profile, such as right after an upgrade, is now applied right away instead of at the next change Fri 11/06/2026 02:08 PM