Service priority and resourcing

G

Guest

I have a service runin gon my XP machine that converts a file from one format
to another. It takes a long time (4 hours!) and so I'd like to speed it up by
giving the service a higher priority, or more resources (eg processor/memory).

How to I give a service higher priority and/or greater resources in XP?

Cheers

Eric
 
R

Rock

Eric said:
I have a service runin gon my XP machine that converts a file from one format
to another. It takes a long time (4 hours!) and so I'd like to speed it up by
giving the service a higher priority, or more resources (eg processor/memory).

How to I give a service higher priority and/or greater resources in XP?

Cheers

Eric
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Open task manager, right click the process, set priority.
 

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