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by iradalys

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Where can I set priority settings for running applications, like you can do for printers on NT?

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by ronnonf

the only things I can think of is within Task Manager you can set as Realtime, High, Normal or Low. It is not adviseable to set at RealTime. For description go to the Technet site (www.microsoft.com/technet) and query setting priority.

Another idea is to set the CPU gives towards either background/forground processing. This can be set under Control Panel:Sytem.

by lbischofs

In Network Neighborhood properties select Services/Server
then click on properties...
Boost your apps setting.

Also check out control panel select System
then click on the Performance tab

by allan

You can edit the registry for each app but I'd use the GUI setups first.(as mentioned in previous answers)

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