Set process priority

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Dell

Is there a way to set a process's priority from a command
line or batch file, as opposed to using the taskmgr gui?
(Assuming already running as admin account.) This is re
XP pro.

Thanks.
 
Use the "START" command in a "BAT" or "CMD" file - go to a "CMD" prompt,
type in "START /?" to get the syntax and options.
 

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