Tune Up Your Windows 8 / 7 By Changing The Process Priorities

Do you think that any particular application is running too slow in your Windows 7 or Windows 8? Sometimes the application we are using run quite slowly while other less important apps run perfectly fine, this is because Windows assigns equal priority to every program. You can increase the priority of any application by increasing the priority of it’s process, in this way Windows will give more resources to a program who’s priority is high. It is very easy to increase/decrease the priorities of any particular process in Windows 7 and Windows 8.

First of all launch the Task Manager by right clicking in the empty area in the System task bar and then choose the Start Task Manager option. Or simply hit the following hotkey Ctrl+Shift+Esc.

For Windows 7: Here in the Applications tab right-click the application who’s process priority needs to be changed, and choose the Go to Process option from the context menu that appears.

For Windows 8: The Task Manager doesn’t have Go To Process option, therefore, you have to manually find the running process of the application. For this, navigate to Details tab, and right-click the app’s process to change it Process Priority.

That’s it, now confirm the priority change in the next step.

Enjoy!