![]() ![]() Run PPPT, select program you want to assign certain process priority level, select the priority level and apply it. I basically just made an easy to use interface for it. Instead, I’ve used a different approach by utilizing Windows built-in functionality to control process priority through registry settings. Windows Task Manager doesn’t offer such functionality and most others haven’t been updated since Windows XP or Windows Vista days and basically all of them require you to have a program running that then enforces selected process priority and a lot of them are really buggy, problematic or clumsy and cause all sorts of bizarre problems. I’ve created Permanent Process Priority Tool (PPPT) because I had to set Shadow of Tomb Raider to High priority to fix its stupid sound stuttering problem, but there simply isn’t any program or tool that has such functionality where you can set process priority and it would just stick forever. ![]()
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