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Author: Admin | 2025-04-28
CPU 0 CPU 8 CPU 16 CPU 24 CPU 32 CPU 40 CPU 48 CPU 56 CPU 1 CPU 9 CPU 17 CPU 25 CPU 33 CPU 41 CPU 49 CPU 57 CPU 2 CPU 10 CPU 18 CPU 26 CPU 34 CPU 42 CPU 50 CPU 58 CPU 3 CPU 11 CPU 19 CPU 27 CPU 35 CPU 43 CPU 51 CPU 59 CPU 4 CPU 12 CPU 20 CPU 28 CPU 36 CPU 44 CPU 52 CPU 60 CPU 5 CPU 13 CPU 21 CPU 29 CPU 37 CPU 45 CPU 53 CPU 61 CPU 6 CPU 14 CPU 22 CPU 30 CPU 38 CPU 46 CPU 54 CPU 62 CPU 7 CPU 15 CPU 23 CPU 31 CPU 39 CPU 47 CPU 55 CPU 63CPU Affinity Bitmask (hex): on GitHubHow to Set the CPU Affinity of a Windows Process PermanentlyThe best way to set a CPU affinity permanently on Windows is to use Process Lasso. The custom CPU affinity will be applied each time the process is run.CPU Affinity Rules" data-image-caption="CPU Affinity Rules" data-medium-file="https://bitsum.com/wp-content/uploads/cpu_affinities_config-300x220.png" data-large-file="https://bitsum.com/wp-content/uploads/cpu_affinities_config.png" src="https://bitsum.com/wp-content/uploads/cpu_affinities_config.png" alt="CPU Affinity Rules" srcset="https://bitsum.com/wp-content/uploads/cpu_affinities_config.png 826w, https://bitsum.com/wp-content/uploads/cpu_affinities_config-300x220.png 300w" sizes="(max-width: 826px) 100vw, 826px">Process Lasso CPU Affinity RulesAlternatively, if you want to start a program at a specific CPU affinity once, you can use cmd.exe’s Start command:start /affinity 0x0000000000055500 notepad.exe When run from the Start Menu, you would need to include the command shell (cmd.exe), for example:c:\windows\system32\cmd.exe /C start /affinity 0x0000000000055500 notepad.exe
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