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#91
Process Lasso / Re: Anyone Using Process Lasso...
Last post by Ronald297 - June 18, 2026, 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=M2TEEq5tIGMThis guide is really helpful for gamers who want to optimize their PC performance and get smoother gameplay in any game.
#92
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.
#93
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!
#94
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.
#95
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.
#96
ParkControl / Re: CPU Parking on Hybrid Proc...
Last post by KirkH420 - June 15, 2026, 02:25:28 PMThe use of ParkControl basically requires the use of PowerSettingsExplorer. Without it, you will not be able to configure the Performance Overlays which become exposed by using ParkControl to set a power profile. (This is why you believe these settings are missing from Win11). (This is also why your machine keeps falling asleep when you set the high performance overlays despite the fact that you think you disabled sleep on AC power).
With the aforementioned in mind, I have noticed that ParkControl seems to read the default values incorrectly from the registry when Show Efficiency Class is enabled. When I enable this, ParkControl reports 32% Ecore (reg default: 0%) and the Pcore 0% (reg default 50%). Then sometimes ParkControl just decides to set Pcore at 21% but pressing 'restore defaults' brings it back to default 50%.
ParkControl also cannot maintain the Park settings. Next boot, Windows will restore it to whatever it feels like. Dynamic boost definitely does not work on 2 Hybrid CPUs that I've tried it on (also a raptor lake). It will switch power profiles as expected, but the park settings will not follow and the tray icon stays red.
Another thing that I only just now noticed; parkcontrol cannot maintain the park settings if I select the Balanced power profile. The park and scale settings will only stick for about 5 seconds and then are reverted (probably by windows). However, it's interesting to note that the settings do stick fine if I enable one of the performance overlays.
I suspect these things may be inherent to how Windows handles hybrid CPUs, rather than these being problems with ParkControl. Hopefully some of this info is useful to someone.
*I do wish that ParkControl's "restore defaults" feature would not reset every single power setting to default. So if you did disable Sleep, you'll need to do it again if you press that plus any other power related setting.
With the aforementioned in mind, I have noticed that ParkControl seems to read the default values incorrectly from the registry when Show Efficiency Class is enabled. When I enable this, ParkControl reports 32% Ecore (reg default: 0%) and the Pcore 0% (reg default 50%). Then sometimes ParkControl just decides to set Pcore at 21% but pressing 'restore defaults' brings it back to default 50%.
ParkControl also cannot maintain the Park settings. Next boot, Windows will restore it to whatever it feels like. Dynamic boost definitely does not work on 2 Hybrid CPUs that I've tried it on (also a raptor lake). It will switch power profiles as expected, but the park settings will not follow and the tray icon stays red.
Another thing that I only just now noticed; parkcontrol cannot maintain the park settings if I select the Balanced power profile. The park and scale settings will only stick for about 5 seconds and then are reverted (probably by windows). However, it's interesting to note that the settings do stick fine if I enable one of the performance overlays.
I suspect these things may be inherent to how Windows handles hybrid CPUs, rather than these being problems with ParkControl. Hopefully some of this info is useful to someone.
*I do wish that ParkControl's "restore defaults" feature would not reset every single power setting to default. So if you did disable Sleep, you'll need to do it again if you press that plus any other power related setting.
#97
ProcWatch / Re: 0.0.2.7 starts automatical...
Last post by Jeremy Collake - June 15, 2026, 01:52:45 PMThe auto-start w/o admin rights uses the registry instead of Task Scheduler, and the /tray parameter was omitted there. This was getting executed prior to the "as admin" Task Scheduler entry, thus you saw the window pop up.
This has been fixed as of v0.0.3.1 BETA. If you try it, let me know how it goes!
Thank you
This has been fixed as of v0.0.3.1 BETA. If you try it, let me know how it goes!
Thank you
#98
ParkControl / Re: Automatically change profi...
Last post by Spo3niKK - June 15, 2026, 09:30:28 AMHello! I thing it works, still this morning the app stay on Bitsunhighest performances, thanks again.
#99
Firmware Modification Kit and Embedded Systems / Re: Firmware-mod-kit Extract i...
Last post by ellenssim - June 15, 2026, 08:01:25 AMThe checksum itself is usually not the problem. Many routers validate additional header fields, CRC values, model information, or even digital signatures. If the firmware is signed, any modification will invalidate the signature.
What router model are you working with?
What router model are you working with?
#100
ParkControl / Re: Automatically change profi...
Last post by Spo3niKK - June 14, 2026, 04:41:55 PMHello Jeremy! yes that's the point i thing; i change the dynamic boost settings with bitsun highest performances on both options actif and inactif.That should solved the problem, thanks!