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General / Re: Do some experiment with ex...
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General / What Are Users Discovering Abo...
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General / Is the 82 Lottery Login Proces...
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General / What Are Your Most Effective W...
Last post by hazrat bilal - Today at 12:48:39 AMHi everyone,
I've been experimenting with different ways to improve overall Windows performance, especially on systems that are used for gaming, multitasking, and running several background applications.
I've seen recommendations ranging from CPU affinity adjustments and startup optimization to power plan tuning and process management. I'm curious which methods have produced the most noticeable improvements for you in everyday use.
While researching performance optimization, I've been reading various resources and testing different approaches, including information from https://astutebetaserverhq.com/. I'd appreciate hearing what has worked best for other users and whether there are any commonly overlooked tweaks worth trying.
Thanks for any suggestions.
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General / Enhanced Oil Recovery EOR Syst...
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EN-FAB Inc provides advanced enhanced oil recovery EOR systems and facilities to maximize hydrocarbon recovery and extend reservoir life with proven engineering solutions. We understand that operation and maintenance costs can differ greatly from one installation to another. While solar power may require very little on-going maintenance, gas-to-energy systems require an experienced team to ensure operational efficiently and maximum production.
EN-FAB provides the tools and expertise you need to optimize your commissioning and start-up activities. We understand startup of today's complex processing units is demanding and requires careful planning. We use our knowledge and experience to ensure the safe and seamless transition of your projects final stages of construction – into full mechanical operation.
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Process Lasso / Re: Anyone Using Process Lasso...
Last post by Ronald297 - Yesterday at 06:07:07 AMQuote from: Hopil1963 on July 19, 2024, 12:24:51 AMHow to Use Process Lasso to Improve Gaming Performance ANY GAME!: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M2TEEq5tIGMfun games freeThis guide is really helpful for gamers who want to optimize their PC performance and get smoother gameplay in any game.
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ProcWatch / Re: 0.0.2.7 starts automatical...
Last post by rseiler - June 15, 2026, 07:02:59 PMThat's an excellent way of doing it. All fine now. Thanks.
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ParkControl / Re: CPU Parking on Hybrid Proc...
Last post by Jeremy Collake - June 15, 2026, 06:26:07 PMWe had not realized that use of performance overlays was popular. We'll work to extend support for them! As to the other issues, I'll report back as we assess them.
Thanks for the feedback!
Thanks for the feedback!
#9
ProcWatch / Re: 0.0.2.7 starts automatical...
Last post by Jeremy Collake - June 15, 2026, 06:17:59 PMThanks for the feedback!
The confusion is because we tried to couple the auto-start settings in a weird way. As of v0.0.3.3 BETA, we've created a submenu for the three distinct auto-start settings: No, Limited User, and Admin.
As to the difference: Admin is necessary to watch processes running as admin. If ProcWatch is run as a limited user, it will not have visibility into those processes. We'll work to make this clearer!
Please let me know if you run into any further trouble or have any suggestions.
The confusion is because we tried to couple the auto-start settings in a weird way. As of v0.0.3.3 BETA, we've created a submenu for the three distinct auto-start settings: No, Limited User, and Admin.
As to the difference: Admin is necessary to watch processes running as admin. If ProcWatch is run as a limited user, it will not have visibility into those processes. We'll work to make this clearer!
Please let me know if you run into any further trouble or have any suggestions.
#10
ProcWatch / Re: 0.0.2.7 starts automatical...
Last post by rseiler - June 15, 2026, 03:14:49 PMThanks. Updated now (the update works very well, putting you right back in the program). Everything below is only tested with v0.0.3.1.
I'd forgotten that you had two startup choices, though I didn't intentionally have both selected since that wouldn't have made sense (I would have chosen admin only). I do see that you CAN select both though, which I don't think you intended since they should be mutually exclusive. This can lead to some confusion, such as:
1) Start with neither selected
2) Choose Start with windows (it adds it to the registry)
3) Uncheck Start with Windows (it's removed)
Where the trouble starts:
1) Start with neither selected
2) Choose Start as Admin at login (it adds the task)
Problem: You may need to click OK and then the tray icon to see this, but the second step ALSO checks Start with Windows--fortunately, this is only cosmetic as it doesn't add it to the registry (maybe this wasn't the case in the last version, leading to my problem).
3) Uncheck Start with Windows
Problem: It unchecks Start with Windows (good) but also unchecks Start as Admin (and removes the task)
Since you offer both, which pieces of the program actually require admin? I instinctively run this kind of program as admin and assumed that it needed it across the board.
I'd forgotten that you had two startup choices, though I didn't intentionally have both selected since that wouldn't have made sense (I would have chosen admin only). I do see that you CAN select both though, which I don't think you intended since they should be mutually exclusive. This can lead to some confusion, such as:
1) Start with neither selected
2) Choose Start with windows (it adds it to the registry)
3) Uncheck Start with Windows (it's removed)
Where the trouble starts:
1) Start with neither selected
2) Choose Start as Admin at login (it adds the task)
Problem: You may need to click OK and then the tray icon to see this, but the second step ALSO checks Start with Windows--fortunately, this is only cosmetic as it doesn't add it to the registry (maybe this wasn't the case in the last version, leading to my problem).
3) Uncheck Start with Windows
Problem: It unchecks Start with Windows (good) but also unchecks Start as Admin (and removes the task)
Since you offer both, which pieces of the program actually require admin? I instinctively run this kind of program as admin and assumed that it needed it across the board.