topgear
28-04-2007, 08:11 PM
Have you ever changed the priority of a process in the Task Manager?
Do you have to do it often?
Do you want your database server or media player to know the priority it should work with?
Prio will save the applied changes and each time you start this process from now on, it will set the saved priority for it. You will not have to change the priority manually any more
The main purpose of Prio is -
1. Saving the priority of each process.
2. Detecting the full path to the executable file and providing detailed information about it from the name of the process in the list of running processes in Windows Task Manager.
3. Viewing services hosted by processes.
4. Quick access to system services and controlling them.
5. Analyzing the current TCP/IP connections of the computer.
This is a must have tool for Windows 2000 & Higher users.
Details: http://www.prnwatch.com/prio.html
Download: http://www.prnwatch.com/download.html
Prio is free for personal use
Do you have to do it often?
Do you want your database server or media player to know the priority it should work with?
Prio will save the applied changes and each time you start this process from now on, it will set the saved priority for it. You will not have to change the priority manually any more
The main purpose of Prio is -
1. Saving the priority of each process.
2. Detecting the full path to the executable file and providing detailed information about it from the name of the process in the list of running processes in Windows Task Manager.
3. Viewing services hosted by processes.
4. Quick access to system services and controlling them.
5. Analyzing the current TCP/IP connections of the computer.
This is a must have tool for Windows 2000 & Higher users.
Details: http://www.prnwatch.com/prio.html
Download: http://www.prnwatch.com/download.html
Prio is free for personal use