Process Lasso improves system performance, responsivenss, and stability in high load situations. It watches for processes consuming too much of the CPU and automatically restrains them to improve system responsiveness. It can also automatically terminate undesired processes, apply default priorities to an application each time it is run, or log all processes launched. It is not a task manager replacement, but does have task manager like capabilties only as a compliment to its core functions.

What's New in version 3.00.1:

• Addition.Package: Added utility to configure Vista's multimedia scheduling service. This utility still needs a little work, so keeping it in beta until its done (next week or so).
• Addition.GUI: Added menu option to launch Vista multimedia scheduling configuration tool.
• Addition.GUI: Renamed 'Vista UAC' start menu folder to 'Vista Tools' and added option to launch vistammsc"
• Addition.GUI: Added a 'No default priority' menu item for the process context menu default priority menu. This seems more clear than having to uncheck the current default priority to remove it.
• Change.GUI: Minor adjustments and optimizations.
• Change.GUI: The default behavior is now to exclude foreground processes from OOC restraint. Users may wish to restore the process restraint defaults (use the Process Restraint variables dialog).
• Fix.UACBatchFiles: Fixed unupdated filenames and other errata.
• Change.GUI: Disabled Polish and Russian until updates are provided (they were crashing).
• Change.GUI: Removed beg balloon.