这不是什么我想要写着。 但新发现强迫我如此做。 如此，我决定做这实验，并且乞求您的道歉这不会有技术优点尽管标题。

在最后岗位以后， 自动地名义上设置过程的优先权，在景色 (可能大概被命名了很多更好)，我发现岗位做了它的方式对其他站点。 这些站点看上去在网拉扯内容从，包装它作为他们自己，并且在它扔ads。 你是幸运的，如果站点均匀参考原始的作者或链接回到岗位的原始的地点。 它是令人沮丧，认为最少。 我是全部为知识的发行等等，但那太采取它。 可能我不应该感觉这样，但是I (象其他)放脑子汗水和时间入我的工作，并且它是好的，如果信息的来源将至少被援引，如果他们重印它，不用作者的同意。

如此我参观了我有的二这些站点(

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最近我戏耍与 图像文件施行选择 并且Sysinternals’ 处理显示器在景色。 我看一次有趣的询问发生。 使用notepad.exe为例，我为称“PerfOptions的”钥匙看了询问在[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE \软件\微软\视窗NT \ CurrentVersion \图像文件施行选择\ notepad.exe]，当我跑了笔记薄。 结果是命名没发现，因此我决定矫正那。 在增加名为“PerfOptions的”钥匙以后，我再跑了笔记薄。 在处理显示器，我为四价值看了询问：

• IoPriority
• PagePriority
• CpuPriorityClass
• WorkingSetLimitInKB

Because of recent explorations with process priorities*, CpuPriorityClass grabbed me right away. Looking at the SetPriorityClass function, one can see the different values for the dwPriorityClass parameter. I created a REG_DWORD named CpuPriorityClass in PerfOptions, and set the value to 0×80 in the hopes that notepad would launch with “HIGH_PRIORITY_CLASS”. Instead, it launched with a priority of NORMAL_PRIORITY_CLASS (8) - the setting had not made any impact. Then, I set the value to 8 and launched notepad. Notepad launched with a priority of 8. I changed the value to 4, and that had no impact. I changed the value to 0 - no impact. I tried 10 - no impact. I couldn’t see any

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Windows Vista has around 130 services. True, not all of them are running, but most are set to default to run when necessary. Over half of them start up on a default machine. Your first step towards tweaking vista should be to disable services that you frankly have no need for. They are just running aimlessly.

There are two options here. You can manually go through all 129 services with the aid of our In-depth guide to help you determine if you might need a service (dependencies and what depends on a given service are listed), or you can run one of our custom Registry files which will allow you to try out several tweaked settings. Don’t worry, if you mess up your services, or you don’t like the results of the tweaked settings, you can always go back to the default settings with one of the handy default reg files on the same page. (more…)

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