How to start applications with higher or lower priorities in Vista

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Mar 162008
 


If you want to start applications with higher or lower priorities in Vista follow this procedure

Click on Start—>Run type the following command click ok

start /<priority> program.exe

where <priority> is Low, Belownormal, Normal, High, Realtime, Abovenormal

e.g. start /high word.exe

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