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029termination hat geschrieben:Der Applikation CPU-Time wegnehmen geht nicht?

Problem
You want to raise or lower the priority of a process. This is beneficial if you want to boost a CPU-starved process or limit a process that is hogging the CPU.

Solution
Using a graphical user interface

1. Open Windows Task Manager (taskmgr.exe).
2. Click on the Processes tab.
3. If you do not see the process you want to set, be sure the box beside Show processes from all users is checked.
4. Right-click on the target process, select Set Priority, and select the desired priority.

You can also accomplish the same task using the Sysinternals Process Explorer (procexp.exe) tool: right-click on the process and select Set Priority.

Using a command-line interface
With the start command, you can set the priority of a process when you initially run it. The following example shows how to create a process with a high priority:

> start /HIGH

The other valid priority options include /LOW, /NORMAL, /REALTIME, /ABOVENORMAL, and/BELOWNORMAL.