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03-29-2007, 06:59 AM
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CTL-ALT-DEL Change priority on FT to high
FWIW, I did this last night and FT ran a lot better.
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03-29-2007, 07:37 AM
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Re: CTL-ALT-DEL Change priority on FT to high
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For someone who actually knows: Does this really make a difference. If so, how can you make the setting permanent? [/ QUOTE ] It works great, at shutting down your puter. Always a wise acre.
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03-29-2007, 07:39 AM
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Re: CTL-ALT-DEL Change priority on FT to high
I used to do it all the time on Bodog and it never shut down my computer. Take it for what its worth. After all I have only 40some posts.
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03-29-2007, 07:42 AM
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Re: CTL-ALT-DEL Change priority on FT to high
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It works great, at shutting down your puter. Always a wise acre. [/ QUOTE ] He is talking about process priorites at the Window Task Manager. Who said anything about shutting down the PC?
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03-29-2007, 07:43 AM
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Re: CTL-ALT-DEL Change priority on FT to high
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[ QUOTE ] It works great, at shutting down your puter. Always a wise acre. [/ QUOTE ] He is talking about process priorites at the Window Task Manager. Who said anything about shutting down the PC? [/ QUOTE ] Why do you have to go through C+A+Del to do that? Right click task bar......select task manager.
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03-29-2007, 08:10 AM
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Re: CTL-ALT-DEL Change priority on FT to high
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For someone who actually knows: Does this really make a difference. If so, how can you make the setting permanent? [/ QUOTE ] Yes, it should improve performance. I don't know what Coy_Roy is on about (and neither does he by the sounds of it).
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#9
03-29-2007, 08:14 AM
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Re: CTL-ALT-DEL Change priority on FT to high
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[ QUOTE ] For someone who actually knows: Does this really make a difference. If so, how can you make the setting permanent? [/ QUOTE ] Yes, it should improve performance. I don't know what Coy_Roy is on about (and neither does he by the sounds of it). [/ QUOTE ] My puter, which is admittedly old, goes into restart after CTL-ALT-DEL is pressed....only going into task manager if a program is not responding. I assumed others did as well....if I'm wrong, I apologize to the OP. So yeah, I did know what I was talking about but I made an incorrect assumption. Peace in the Middle East.
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#10
03-29-2007, 08:46 AM
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Re: CTL-ALT-DEL Change priority on FT to high
Wow, what bizzaro OS and its settings are you using over there Coy?
I cant think of a single windows, well since 95, that doesnt default to some kind of task manager when ctrl-alt-del is hit. So does this work for every poker program, how do you make it permanent? What is realtime? It is above High so must be bigger right? Am i right in thinking this sets priorities for how the processor and memory is used, so if two programs want to run a process at the same time, the one that is higher runs first (extrapolated out to hundred processes at once etc)
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