Task Manager Priority question.

[Guest Bill & Debbie]

I know I can change the priority of a Process using Task Manager. How can I

change that priority so it becomes permanant for the Process? I hate having

to change the priority everytime I run the application.

Thanks in advance for your help,

Bill

[Guest Ayush]

Re: Task Manager Priority question.

 

[bill & Debbie] wrote-:

> I know I can change the priority of a Process using Task Manager. How can I

> change that priority so it becomes permanant for the Process? I hate having

> to change the priority everytime I run the application.

> Thanks in advance for your help,

> Bill

 

You can use the Start command to start a program at different priority. So create a

shortcut to:

CMD /C start /low notepad.exe

and then use the shortcut to run the application.

 

 

Good Luck, Ayush.

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