1. ©Richard Goldman September 16, 2002
Application Priority
©Richard Goldman
September 16, 2002

2. Application Priority Levels
There are application 32 priority levels, 0-31.
Priority Levels may be changed with the Task Manager:
Press Ctrl-Alt-Delete.
Click on Task Manager.
Select Processes tab.
Right-click on the Image Name (process ) you want change.
Select Set Priority.
Select the priority level that you want:
realtime
High
Abovenormal
Normal
Belownormal
Low
Priority Levels may also be set when using the START command (at the command prompt).

3. 4 Low 0-6 Low User Range 5 Below Normal 0-15 User Range
Task Manager Settings
0-15 User Range
0-6 Low User Range
4 Low
5 Below Normal
7 Normal User Range
7 Normal
8-15 High User Range
10 Above Normal
13 High
16-24 Realtime Admin
24 Realtime
25-31 Realtime OS