A simple to use tool for managing system and process threads
<< Thread Pilot v0.420 >>Available switches: [ Set Process Affinity | /pa <processName> <bitMask> Set Process Efficiency Mode | /pe <processName> <bEnableEcoMode> Set Process Ideal Processors | /pip <processName> <bitMask> Set Process Priority | /pp <processName> <priorityClass> Set Process Power Throttling State | /ppt <processName> <controlMask> <stateMask> Set Process CpuSet | /ps <processName> <bitMask> Set Process Thread Affinity | /pta <processName> <bitMask> Set Process Thread CpuSet | /pts <processName> <bitMask> Set System Allowed CpuSets | /sa <bitMask> Set System Interrupt CpuSets (Experimental) | /si <bitMask> Set System Workload Allowed CpuSets | /sw <bitMask> Set Thread Affinity | /ta <threadId> <bitMask> Set Thread Ideal Processor | /tip <threadId> <idealProcessor> Set Thread Offloaded Ideal Processor | /top <threadId> Set Thread Priority | /tp <threadId> <priorityLevel> Set Thread Power Throttling State | /tpt <threadId> <controlMask> <stateMask> Set Thread Resume | /tr <threadId> Set Thread Suspend | /ts <threadId> Set Thread CpuSet | /tsm <threadId> <bitMask>]Usage: ThreadPilot /switch <arguments>NOTICE: Some functions might not work on protected processes/threads due to lack of permissions.Example: ThreadPilot /ta 1234 0x1 -> Assign 0x1 CPU Affinity to THREAD 1234.Example: ThreadPilot /pts ExampleProcess.exe 0xFFFC -> Iterate through all ExampleProcess.exe threads and assign 0xFFFC CPU Set.Example: ThreadPilot /pts E*ampleProcess 0xFFFC /ta 1234 0x1 -> Do everything above in a single call. NOTE: process name pattern matching is possible.