Windows 10 How to set priority at process/application start?

Neemobeer

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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.

Miro

 

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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.

Miro

 

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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.
Miro

 

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And it is possible - for other users: Set CPU Process Priority for Applications in Windows 10

 

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That's literally what I said, task manager or programmatically.

 

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