Process Lasso version 15.1.1.15 Beta and 15.1.0.50 have been released, enhancing this free utility designed to optimize and control how processes and services operate on a computer. The software offers a comprehensive suite of features that allow users to adjust default process priorities and CPU affinities, terminate unwanted processes, impose limits on the number of instances of specific applications, and maintain a system responsiveness graph.
Key features of Process Lasso include:
- ProBalance: A dynamic priority optimization tool that helps improve system responsiveness during high load.
- Persistent (Sticky) Priorities: Users can set certain processes to retain their priorities even after system restarts.
- Instance Count Limits: Control how many instances of a particular process can run simultaneously.
- Disallowed Processes: The ability to automatically terminate processes that are not approved for execution.
- Auto-Restart: Ensures that critical processes remain active by restarting them if they crash.
- System Responsiveness Graph: Visual representation of the system's performance.
- Process Protection: Prevents the computer from entering sleep mode for designated processes.
- svchost.exe Differentiation: Helps users manage different instances of the svchost.exe service.
- Light Resource Usage: The application is designed to be efficient, utilizing minimal system resources (as little as 1MB of RAM).
- Event Logging: Keeps a record of process activities for monitoring and troubleshooting purposes.
In addition to these features, users may find helpful guidance on identifying processes or services on their computers, saving lists of running processes with TaskList, customizing the information displayed in the Task Manager, and managing startup applications in Windows 10 and 11.
As Process Lasso continues to evolve, users can expect ongoing enhancements that improve process management and system performance, making it an invaluable tool for those looking to optimize their computing experience
Key features of Process Lasso include:
- ProBalance: A dynamic priority optimization tool that helps improve system responsiveness during high load.
- Persistent (Sticky) Priorities: Users can set certain processes to retain their priorities even after system restarts.
- Instance Count Limits: Control how many instances of a particular process can run simultaneously.
- Disallowed Processes: The ability to automatically terminate processes that are not approved for execution.
- Auto-Restart: Ensures that critical processes remain active by restarting them if they crash.
- System Responsiveness Graph: Visual representation of the system's performance.
- Process Protection: Prevents the computer from entering sleep mode for designated processes.
- svchost.exe Differentiation: Helps users manage different instances of the svchost.exe service.
- Light Resource Usage: The application is designed to be efficient, utilizing minimal system resources (as little as 1MB of RAM).
- Event Logging: Keeps a record of process activities for monitoring and troubleshooting purposes.
In addition to these features, users may find helpful guidance on identifying processes or services on their computers, saving lists of running processes with TaskList, customizing the information displayed in the Task Manager, and managing startup applications in Windows 10 and 11.
As Process Lasso continues to evolve, users can expect ongoing enhancements that improve process management and system performance, making it an invaluable tool for those looking to optimize their computing experience
Process Lasso 15.1.1.15 Beta / 15.1.0.50 released
Process Lasso is a free tool designed to manage and edit how your processes and services run.
Process Lasso 15.1.1.15 Beta / 15.1.0.50 released @ MajorGeeks
