I'm not 100% sure what you mean, but you try to do this to turn a
special muti-thread mode by settings external.buffering to false in
Javascript like this:
<script>
external.buffering = false;
</script>
However it can cause a crash sometimes, so when your multi-threaded
mode is not needed, set the flag with:
<script>
external.buffering = true;
</script>
Also you can uncheck the Limit CPU affinity checkbox on the Exe file
section of PHPExe.
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