Process Lasso 15.1.1.26

Process Lasso improves system performance, responsiveness, and stability during high loads through dynamic adjustments to process priority classes. It can also automatically terminate undesired processes, apply default priorities and CPU affinities to processes, limit the number of instances a process can have, and log all processes. It is not a task manager replacement but does have task manager like capabilities to complement its primary functions. Process Lasso runs on Windows 7-11, Windows Server 2012-2022.

Changes in 15.1.1.26:

Refactor Keep Running feature)
Minor fixes and enhancementsAdd copy/paste rules action to process list
(3) GUI: Always show delay option in CPU affinity rules dialog instead of hiding behind “Show Advanced” syslink
(5) Core: Fix an issue when the Governor refresh rate was set to paused by the user
(11) Core: Tie log toggle for priority changes to I/O and memory priorities as well
(17) Core: Add DualSenseX exclusion from automatic game detection
(19) Core: Refactoring of Keep Running (process auto-restart) feature
(19) GUI/Core: Add option to Keep Running rules to indicate whether each should launch elevated or not
(21) GUI: Upon adding a Keep Running rule while the Governor is deployed a service, ask the user if they want to switch it to a normal process, then make the change for them if so
(25) GUI: Cosmetic work to Keep Running rule config dialog
(25) GUI: Remove checkmark from “Restart as Admin” context menu item. It was intended to indicate that a process was already elevated, but caused confusion.
(25) GUI: Translation updates