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Run an Application with a Specific CPU Priority!

The solution to Run an Application with a Specific CPU Priority on all Windows OS!

Please do a Right click or (on touchscren: press and hold) on an empty area of your windows desktop and click or tap on:
► New ► Shortcut.

Enter the command in the location area, and click or tap Next button. (see screenshot below)

cmd.exe /c start "Program Name" /priority "Full path of application file"

For example: I would type this command below exactly if I wanted to create a shortcut to run MS Explorer using a high priority, and it's .exe file is located at "C:\Windows\explorer.exe".

cmd.exe /c start "Explorer" /High "C:\Windows\explorer.exe"

FAQ 17: Updated on: February 23th 2018 11:59

Console and PowerShell show the Date or change the Time!
In console CMD.EXE, or Powershell to output or display the date, there is no expert knowledge required, here are short example how to do it For the CMD, it is the TIME command

Copy only the directory structure and not the files!
The solution with XCOPY under Windows is very easy to copy directory structure without files Here is the command: xcopy.exe "C:\From_Folder" "C:\Destination_Folder" /t

Driver query from the command prompt in Windows (10, 8.1, 7)!
Drivers are one of the most important software installed on a Windows PC. No matter if its Windows 10, 8.1, or the old Windows 7 Improperly configured

Save and Restore Wi-Fi settings in Windows (10, 8.1, 7)!
The solution is extremely easy to save and restore the Wi-Fi settings in Windows 10, 8.1, 7 Restoring the Wi-Fi settings after reinstalling the Windows

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