I'm running Windows 11 Pro with multiple instances of `chrome.exe` open at the same time. I can disable Efficiency mode for each process individually through the Task Manager, but that's really tedious! I want to know if there's a way to:
* Turn off Efficiency mode for all open `chrome.exe` processes in one go.
* Stop Windows from automatically activating Efficiency mode on new Chrome processes.
I've tried right-clicking and toggling Efficiency mode off, but it's a one-by-one process. I haven't found any option in Task Manager or Chrome settings to apply it to all processes at once or make any global adjustments. Any advice would be appreciated!
3 Answers
Have you thought about switching to the Brave browser? It has built-in ad blocking and can handle multiple tabs better without efficiency hiccups. Just uninstall Chrome and give Brave a shot. You won't regret it!
You can use a tool called Process Lasso to handle this. Just go to Options > CPU > Efficiency Modes, set a rule for `chrome.exe` to turn off Efficiency mode, and it will apply to all instances. Plus, you can set Process Lasso to start automatically with Windows under Options > General > Configure Startup, which will help catch any new Chrome processes too!
If you prefer not to use third-party software, consider making a habit of closing tabs after you’re done with them. Also, Chrome has a feature that puts idle tabs into Efficiency mode, so just keep your tabs in check to avoid that situation altogether.
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