Process Lasso [ main index ] Using Process Lasso About Process Lasso's Graphical User Interface The Process Lasso Graphical User Interface is an easy to use application that allows the user to configure the rules governing running processes, view actions taken, list and manipulate running processes, and watch CPU usage, system responsiveness, and memory load on a [...] Read more
CPU Limiter

Process Lasso 9.3 – CPU Limiter

Process Lasso 9.3 features our new CPU Limiter, increased precision of CPU use measurements, options menu categories, a refactored SmartTrim, better update notifications and more! CPU Limiter The CPU Limiter offers a graceful way to dynamically limit CPU utilization of an application when it exceeds a set threshold. It does this by temporarily constraining the […]

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Process Lasso's Instance Balancer Rule Config Dialog Screenshot

Process Lasso 9.1 – Instance Balancer

Process Lasso v9.1 has been released! This new version offers several enhancements over the last v9.0 build and a new feature called the Instance Balancer. Instance Balancer Other Improvements Other product improvements include a better looking graph legend with numerical readings, smoother listview refreshes, bug fixes and a few areas of refactoring.

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Process Lasso Setup Guide

Summary: Setting up Process Lasso is straightforward. Once installed, the ProBalance algorithm automatically starts enhancing system responsiveness during heavy loads. It’s uncommon for users to need to exclude processes from ProBalance because the algorithm is 1) very conservative and 2) typically does not slow down processes it affects unless there is significant CPU contention. However, […]

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PESuite

This is a set of PE manipulation utilities formerly bundled with PECompact. They are now a stand-alone project. Most support PE+ (PE64). PE Suite utilities even support wildcards and directory recursion. PETrim Reduce size of PE by physical realignment and/or extra-data (overlay) stripping (PE/PE+). PESubSys Set the subsystem of a PE, allowing you to change […]

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Should You Disable Hyper-Threading?

Symmetric Multi-Threading (SMT), also known as Hyper-Threading, exposes two logical CPU cores for every physical CPU core. It does this by sharing computational units of the physical CPU core between the two virtual CPU cores. If neither of the paired cores needs to use the same CPU resources, then they can run simultaneously. This allows […]

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Command Line Arguments

Process Lasso [ main index ] Command Line Arguments Command Line Arguments for Installer (also valid for InstallHelper) Switch (defaults in bold) Description Examples /S (case sensitive) Performs a silent installation. Since no configuration dialogs will be shown during install, you should complement this switch with others (listed below) to specify how you would like Process Lasso […]

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