Process Lasso 3.8 free GAOTD

http://www.giveawayoftheday.com/process-lasso-38/

Anyone using this? I've seen it mentioned in few threads here at wilders.

 

GAOTD Process Lasso 3.8

Process Lasso 3.8​

Giveaway of the Day

Get Activation Code

This is v3.84.7 and the last Giveaway was v3.84.4

22 hours 45 minutes and counting.

 

OFFLINE ACTIVATION

If by now you have managed to retrieve the GAOTD, you can use this Reg entry for offline Activation.
For XP SP3: i didn't have any problem so far. Just try for yourself, save the Process Lasso 3.8.txt to Process Lasso 3.8.reg and then run it.

 

Re: GAOTD Process Lasso 3.8

A lot of garbage in your file it's enough to save these lines:

Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00

[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\ProcessLasso]
"ViewState"=hex:f3,95,92,ab,63,b8,62,fc
"CacheTag"=hex:f8,f8,9e,39,02,e1,18,6d

 

Re: GAOTD Process Lasso 3.8

Yes, and it's the 2 lines I already instructed him to use, last time, by pm...

 

Re: GAOTD Process Lasso 3.8

grabbed this..great deal.

 

Re: GAOTD Process Lasso 3.8

Hello Pliskin , i tried your method the two line Reg key ,which failed to Register the Product.

Have you tried it yourself,,,,,i couldn't get it to activate.
Can anyone holler does the Regkey provided by Pliskin worked.

 

Re: GAOTD Process Lasso 3.8

I used link above to get to GAOTD, I didn't download from there, but went to NEW Give Away of the Day Promotion and followed instructions as indicated > http://www.bitsum.com/pl_gotd.php , and registered using :

P.S. This registration is only good for 24 hrs

 

Re: GAOTD Process Lasso 3.8

Details taken from HKLM/Software/Process Lasso, I have installed the current release and the beta versions in separate snapshots, with no problem.

See copy of registry keys:

 

Re: GAOTD Process Lasso 3.8

Beta Registration:

 

Re: GAOTD Process Lasso 3.8

Have people found this software to be useful?

It seems to be a good program, but I cant see when I would use it....

 

Re: GAOTD Process Lasso 3.8

great program,thanks

 

Re: GAOTD Process Lasso 3.8

Well using this REGKEY would definitely activate todays GAOTD :

Code:

Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00

[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\ProcessLasso]
"CacheTag"=hex:F8,F8,9E,19,52,E1,18,6D
"DateTimeFormat"=dword:00000000
"Install_Dir"="C:\\Program Files\\Process Lasso"
"ProxiedUAC"=dword:00000000
"UpdateChecksEnabled"=dword:00000000
"ViewState"=hex:F3,95,92,AB,63,B8,62,FC

Copy/Paste and give extension .reg

The other Process Lasso 32-bit v3.99.17 BETA available here at Home Page
I think the User has to register it themselves before 24 hrs:

Code:

Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00

[HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\ProcessLasso\processlasso.exe\XMessageBox]
"mtvovMRPJ6bcgc9m3576829"=dword:02000001
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Prefetcher]
"TracesProcessed"=dword:0000007D
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\ProcessLasso]
"CacheTag"=hex:18,14,C0,6C,0A,D2,06,8A
"LicensedTo"="Registered User"
"ViewState"=hex:13,79,CC,DE,3B,8B,8E,1F

Tried changing the name Licensed to other name, which failed to activate the Beta Product.
But it is still Beta.

 

Re: GAOTD Process Lasso 3.8

I've been using it for about two years now on 3 or 4 of my machines and have gotten my money's worth out of it. I kind of use it as a "muscle man" adjunct to Winpatrol Plus and have gotten good use out of the throttling controls in several situations, for example, taming the MBAM realtime CPU hogging (diagnostically, ended up reverting to on-demand).

The price of $39.99 for 5 machines, lifetime upgrades, doesn't sound entirely unreasonable to me and my usage but YMMV considerably depending on how much you end up using it.

 

Is it fair to say that a program like Process Lasso is more helpful on older systems? I have XP on an older computer and Windows 7 Ultimate on a newer one. Would process lasso really make much difference on the newer pc?

The gui looks like it could be a task manager or process explorer replacement...anyone done that?

 

I will try it on a few older machines later and see what difference it makes

 

My prior commentary applies to 3 to 7 year old machines running Windows XP SP3 with 1 or 2 GB of RAM.

 

tried it didn't do anything good uninstalled