How to use all Cores of CPU or Slow compilation with Intel in UE4

After I updated my PC with Intel 12th Gen CPU I noted that during compilation process my Desktop not using all cores. I`ve tried all different solutions and this steps was give me desired results
STEP 1
Edit BaseEngine.ini and set WorkerProcessPriority from 1 to 0
/Engine/Config/BaseEngine.ini
——–
FROM
; Set process priority for ShaderCompileWorker (0 is normal)
WorkerProcessPriority=-1
TO
; Set process priority for ShaderCompileWorker (0 is normal)
WorkerProcessPriority=0
——–
BaseEngine

Edit ParallelExecutor.cs

In ..\Engine\Source\Programs\UnrealBuildTool\Executors\ParallelExecutor.cs
AFTER:
[XmlConfigFile]
bool bStopCompilationAfterErrors = false;
ADD:
[XmlConfigFile]
private static ProcessPriorityClass ProcessPriority = ProcessPriorityClass.BelowNormal;

AND REPLACE:
using (ManagedProcess Process = new ManagedProcess(ProcessGroup, Action.Inner.CommandPath.FullName, Action.Inner.CommandArguments, Action.Inner.WorkingDirectory.FullName, null, null, ProcessPriorityClass.BelowNormal))

WITH:
using (ManagedProcess Process = new ManagedProcess(ProcessGroup, Action.Inner.CommandPath.FullName, Action.Inner.CommandArguments, Action.Inner.WorkingDirectory.FullName, null, null, ProcessPriority))

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Edit BuildConfiguration.xml

Then go to Engine\Saved\UnrealBuildTool\BuildConfiguration.xml or C:\Users\\AppData\Roaming\Unreal Engine\UnrealBuildTool\BuildConfiguration.xml. Both files will work but the former is preferred. The latter one is global which means it will affect all installed versions of UE on the computer.

EDIT FILE AND PAST CODE FROM IMAGE
After this small changes all CPU cores will use for compilation of your projects

BaseEngine

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