Would be nice if it'd take a multiple argument list so that many io priorities could be set once, just as-is or comma separated, iopriority name/pid #, name/pid #, ... Even better if one could set the process priority too, so that one not need to use wmic/other tools for that. It'd be compatible with existing scripts with syntax like iopriority name/pid iopriority processpriority , [multi] Extra bonus if you'd incorporate services prioritization too, currently i have to parse the output of tasklist...
i tried -5 on a thread then the app wouldn't close not even with processhacker terminator plugin. if i set the same thread using processhacker then the app closes fine which is using the value 3 not -5. i'm pretty sure processhacker gets it done by elevating privileges on startup or something like that. so use -4, -5 at ur own risk. still a nice find tho :) Edit: knew i spoke too soon lol, seems the closing problem only happens when the app is launched from visual studio which also hangs for a while...
i tried -5 on a thread then the app wouldn't close not even with processhacker terminator plugin. if i set the same thread using processhacker then the app closes fine which is using the value 3 not -5. i'm pretty sure processhacker gets it done by elevating privileges on startup or something like that. so use -4, -5 at ur own risk. still a nice find tho :)
I downloaded IOPriority 1.1 and find it helpful. The version on sourceforge does...
I tried to use IOPriority v 1.1 to lower the disk priority of Beyond Compare (Scooter...
Thank you for the documentation, Tom. The full sources (Visual Studio solution) was...
This is great! I'm a really old newbie -- I used to disassemble and modify MS-DOS...