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Julian
[Vista HP]
With Windows task Manager "Run As Administrator" one can change the base
priority of a process...
I have one application that starts with "Below Normal" priority, which is a
pain in the neck when the virus scanner is active; manually changing the
priority to Normal restores acceptable performance
Q: Is there any way (batch file, registry edit, other) to automatically set
the Base Priority at application startup?
TIA
Julian
With Windows task Manager "Run As Administrator" one can change the base
priority of a process...
I have one application that starts with "Below Normal" priority, which is a
pain in the neck when the virus scanner is active; manually changing the
priority to Normal restores acceptable performance
Q: Is there any way (batch file, registry edit, other) to automatically set
the Base Priority at application startup?
TIA
Julian