PowerShell 3.0 - Setting Affinity to CPU per USER's PROCESS - powershell

Question

my first post here. I am working on a script using powerShell, the objective is to set a certain amount of CPU-threads per USER's process, using the forum here, i was able to find most of the answers, and even got my script to run, except, if it sets the affinity, it sets it to EVERY-Process, not just the user i need.
here is the code(with comments):
# GET LIST of all process running
$pList = get-wmiobject win32_process
# loop through created array and get the OWNER of the processes
foreach ($p in $pList) {
#If "myUserName" is found:
if ($p.getowner().User -eq 'myUserName') {
# get process name
$procName = $p.ProcessName
# trim STRING to remove EXE
$procName = $procName.Replace('.exe','')
# use get-process to make array of processes run by "myUserName"
$activeProc = Get-Process -name $procName
# Loop to set affinity for each process
foreach ($i in $activeProc){
$i.ProcessorAffinity=0xFE
}
}
}
when i execute this command, all of the process are set to new Thread Count,
any suggestions how to make it ONLY adjust threads for SPECIFIC user?
Thanks a lot guys!
this is pretty urgent.

Answer 1

By calling get-process -name $procName you are finding all processes that have the same name as one run by the user.
Instead of using the ProcessName, use ProcessId.

Answer 2

In PowerShell version 4.0, you can use the -IncludeUserName parameter on the Get-Process cmdlet. Once you have a list of processes, you can then filter then using the Where-Object cmdlet, which has a default alias of ?.
Get-Process -IncludeUserName | Where-Object -FilterScript { $PSItem.UserName -match 'system' };
Or short-hand might look like this:
gps -inc | ? { $_.UserName -match 'system' };
Note: Using the -IncludeUserName parameter requires privilege elevation.