Process Lasso [ main index ] Using the INI Configuration File The configuration options and process rules are stored in INI configuration file(s). You can manually edit this INI file, import/export it, choose an alternate INI file to use, or pretend it doesn’t exist. Usually system and network administrators, or those with a lot of process rules […]
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Some may note we removed the language selection in v9. It now honors whatever your OS selection is. If you want to over-ride this, all you need to do is re-download and run the installer. Now, I will say we have had conflicting reports about the success of this, but presently see it as a […]
Read moreThis is the LEGACY FAQ for Process Lasso that has now been superseded by a newer FAQ. However, much of what remains here is still accurate. Process Lasso [ main index ] Clearing up Misconceptions Misconception #1: Process Lasso is only for older computersProcess Lasso is as useful for new computers as it is for old ones. […]
Read moreWhen enabled, Process Lasso’s Forced Mode causes Lasso settings such as process priority classes and CPU affinities to be continually reapplied, instead of only performed once on a given instance of a process. This is to deal with cases where processes set their own settings. However, since it is assumed a process that sets it’s […]
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