¿Cómo guardar la prioridad del proceso en Windows 10?

How to save process priority in Windows 10?

Save Process Priority in Windows 10/8/7. To make sure your priority is saved, you may use a utility named Prio – Process Priority Saver, which is free for personal use. Prio allows a user to save the priority specified by user for any process. Once it is installed it will provide an option in the menu to save the priority of a process.

How to use 1 Start the Task Manager. 2 Right-click a process and select Set Priority. 3 Set the priority you want for the process.

As Process Hacker, System Explorer also has the ability to save a given process priority and keep that setting when the program is launched in future. Make sure you’re in the Processes tab and right click on the chosen process, hover over Process Priority and set the level you want to use.

This compact program allows you to save the priority you specify for any process. 1 Start the Task Manager. 2 Right-click a process and select Set Priority. 3 Set the priority you want for the process. Prio will save the applied changes and each time you start this process from now on, it will set the saved priority for it.

Go to the Configuration tab and uncheck “Tame Applications Based on CPU Usage”. Making Process Tamer remember a priority is easy, just click on the Explicit Rule drop down menu on the row of the process and select what you want it to be set at.

1 Open a command prompt. Substitute ProcessName in the command above with the actual name of the running process (ex: “mspaint.exe”) you want to change the priority level of. Substitute PriorityLevelName in the command above with the priority level name (ex: “Above normal”) in the table below you want to set for this process.

Open Task Manager by right-clicking on Taskbar and select “Task Manager” or by pressing “Ctrl+Shift+Esc” keys together. Once you open Task Manager, go to “Processes” tab, right-click on any running process and change the priority using “Set Priority” menu.