Re: Set process priority in Windows XP

Arjen Markus wrote:

> You can start the program with the desired priority via the start
> command
> (see "help start"). You can apply this in an invocation of [exec]:
>
> exec [autoexec_ok start] /abovenormal myprog
>
> (not tested!)
>
> I do not know of a way to set the priority of a running command.

It's programatically doable, using API calls. Also, the OP might want
to look around. There's a utility out there which is a Windows
implementation of the unix `renice` command, RENICE.EXE. I forget where
it came from. Perhaps Windows Server tools, a platform SDK kit,
unxutils, GNU ports, or somesuch.

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MKS