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Apr 2005
DFW, tx
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After upgrading to 29.3 I decided to finally give the 'PauseWhileRunning' parameter a try and cannot get it to function properly.
I'm on win 7 x64, logged in as admin with UAC disabled. I closed prime95.exe, added PauseWhileRunning=wow[n2] at the end of the prime.txt file and then ran prime95 again. I want to pause two threads while running world of warcraft which runs as my admin account as proceess 'Wow-64.exe'. I've tried various forms of capitalization and numbers all to no avail including: PauseWhileRunning=Wow[n2], PauseWhileRunning=64[n2], & PauseWhileRunning=Wow064.exe[n2]. Any idea what I am doing wrong here? |
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Jun 2005
USA, IL
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From the documentation, I think [n1] and [n2] represent the number of threads you would want to pause for 'program1' and 'program2', etc, but need to be specific numbers.
Have you tried [2] instead of [n2] to indicate 2 threads should pause? |
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Jun 2003
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Apr 2005
DFW, tx
3×11 Posts |
I swear. It's always the little things. That did it!
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