Process Priority in Windows 10

[Dave Labrecque]

From a thread in the SAC sub-forum...

No... I am not saying to change the program priority in the task manager... do that in SAC or SAWStudio... I am suggesting that you use the Select Columns option in the task manager to display the Base Priority of each process. In XP you just right-click the top column area... in Win 7 you get it from the View menu... in Win 10 you get it on the details tab and then right-click near the column headers... its different on each OS version...

Bob L

Thanks, Bob; that was the ticket (Windows 10, here). I don't have SAC, but for SAWStudio the priority shows as "Realtime." The others processes show "Low," "Below normal," "Normal," and "High." Is this, then, what I should be hoping for for SAWStudio?

[Bob L]

Yes... without the Run As Administrator... Realtime can be dropped to High.... not what you want.

Bob L

[Dave Labrecque]

Yes... without the Run As Administrator... Realtime can be dropped to High.... not what you want.

Bob L

I've long had my shortcuts set that way, but now I know why. Thanks.

[Ian Alexander]

Helpful. Thanks.