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The thread discusses how to automatically set application process priorities in Windows 10. The original poster wants to configure application priorities upon launch without manual adjustment, expressing frustration about the lack of a built-in feature for this. While some users suggest using Task Manager or programming solutions, the original poster seeks a dedicated tool or method to automate this process, emphasizing its importance.
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Hello!

I need to start applications in any priority to avoid interferre their access.
How is possible to select priority (real-time, high, low etc.) for application or process start?

Thank you for all.
Miro
 

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Add the shortcut to the start up or run location, then in task manager go to the start up tab and right click the process and set the priority
 

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No this way - I need set it automatically - in Task Manager it is this way known and possible.
I need to set priority for some applications when I execute them without any changing later.

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There is no way to set it automatically besides task manager or programmatically.
 

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So, my hope is only to find any tool allowing it.
I'm sad 'cause this is very important feature and yet it was not created.
But thank you for help.

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Improperly setting process priority will result in an unresponsive system. It isn't really meant to be messed with. Windows automatically adjusts priority when needed.
 

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But I need to set priority and I'm not beginner when I'm writing it.
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That's literally what I said, task manager or programmatically.
 

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