Process priority [RESOLVED]

RiCtee · Last edited by RiCtee on Wed Sep 27, 2006 1:46 am; edited 1 time in total

Simply question: how do you set the priority of processes in task manager so that it will stay that way, even when you reboot the computer?

redice

It is not a simple question. I know that I can change task priority in the task manager, but the change will lose when the system is restarted. I think there may be a "priority helper" tools to do this, but I don't know where to find the tool yet. Smile

blueray

for the command line processes (including some client and server such as mysql ), you can start it with 'start' command.

open a command prompt, then, issue a start /?. you will present a list of options that control the priority of a application.

you can create a shortcut for ease access.

RiCtee

The process I want to set is RAM_XP.exe, program that frees up RAM. It starts when I log in. I remembered successfully setting taskmgr.exe to "High" a while ago. Any more solutions?

prototype_angel

RiCtee

Ok, it works now. Here's the bat file I used:

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