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Thank you for your comment. &nbsp;I tried Prio Process Priority Saver, but I encountered an unexpected issue with internet browsers being unable to connect to any website. &nbsp;That resolved after uninstalling Prio. &nbsp;Reinstalling it without the Network Driver appears to have corrected that.
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Thank you for your comment.  I tried Prio Process Priority Saver, but I encountered an unexpected issue with internet browsers being unable to connect to any website.  That resolved after uninstalling Prio.  Reinstalling it without the Network Driver appears to have corrected that.

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You are welcome.
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Running Windows 7 SP-1, there is a process which requires 'real time' priority, and it works properly when that is configured. &nbsp;After some time, the process reverts to 'Below Normal' without any user intervention. &nbsp;How can that be prevented?
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Running Windows 7 SP-1, there is a process which requires 'real time' priority, and it works properly when that is configured.  After some time, the process reverts to 'Below Normal' without any user intervention.  How can that be prevented?

Task Manager loses process priority

Windows 7 is an operating system from Microsoft. Features include multi-touch support, a redesigned Windows Shell with a new taskbar, referred to as the Superbar, a home networking system called HomeGroup, and performance improvements.