Change PowerShell Script Process Priority

[Ian]

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Change PowerShell Script Process Priority - Lower or raise the process priority of your PowerShell script

If you've got an intensive PowerShell script, you may find that running it can slow your system to a crawl - as it is given "default" process priority and has to compete with other system applications. Likewise, you may have an important script you wish to run with priority over other system tasks.

You can change the process priority of your script by adding the following code to the beginning, where PRIORITYLEVEL is equal to one of the following options:

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[Regedit32]

I see you've been busy while I was lying around the hospital.

It's a good topic to expand on, as a lot of people get put off PowerShell when they see it appearing running at a crawl.

 

[Ian]

I've really been enjoying learning it . I haven't coded anything new in the past month, but I've got some ideas in mind for future projects .