Process Lasso 6.7.0.52

[jalaffa]

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 compliment its primary functions. Process Lasso runs on all editions of Windows 2000, XP, 2003, 2008, Vista, Windows 7 and Windows 8.

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[freeforever03]

I tried this software a while ago and it didn't do much. However, I'm willing to try it again and see what happens.I'll report back. Thus far, the installation was smooth.

[dcs18]

This little soft was once written primarily for Users on a piddly hardware specification - today, this awesome tool is an indispensable weapon for SysAdmins to accomplish stuff far beyond the purview of a mere Process Optimizer. ^_^

[R0H1T]

But unfortunately there is no working solution for it (ver 6.x onwards) or at least none that I can find :unsure:

This little soft was once written primarily for Users on a piddly hardware specification - today, this awesome tool is an indispensable weapon for SysAdmins to accomplish stuff far beyond the purview of a mere Process Optimizer. ^_^

[freeforever03]

Well I tried Process Lasso again and it actually slowed my system down. The processes it restrained caused my computer to run slower. By excluding these processes from restraint, however, defeats the purpose of the program. However, it showed which Windows processes were called during high system usage (which is important). I'm glad I gave it another try though.

Edited March 23, 2014 by freeforever03

[dcs18]

But unfortunately there is no working solution for it (ver 6.x onwards) or at least none that I can find :unsure:

Not sure about the V6 but have been using it since inception and can only remember that the fix was a serial (or probably KeyGen) with an additional entry on the hosts file - there was also an additional registry key (optional) for those who wished for a personal name branding.

In short my V6 has stayed fixed throughout all the betas that it has traversed.