Re: Startup program before login

Hmm.. I see.. Well it would appear that those two articles have
absolutely nothing to do with application priority.. Unless I'm missing
something..
John John wrote:
Until Dave comes back, these link didn't wrap properly but the articles
are there at:

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/193888/en-us
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/115486/en-us

You could just have copied & paste the links in Dave's post or just
search the Knowledge Base for the article numbers.

John


beatme101@xxxxxxxxx wrote:
"The Requested Web Page is Not Available" for both of those links..

But do they really have to do with changing the priority of a service?
When you right click on a process that has been started a service, go
to the Set Priority submenu, and try to change the service's priority.
You too will find that it will not work. (It would also be nice if the
services I'm trying to get going would start with realtime priority in
the first place so I don't have to worry about changing it..)
Dave Patrick wrote:

You might be able to use dependencies.

How to Delay Loading of Specific Services
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;[LN];193888

HOWTO: Control Device Driver Load Order
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;[LN];115486


Or if you start the first application and then need the service started.

You can use start command in a shell script something like;

start "" "fullpath\some program"
net start "service name"



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<beatme101@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
| Thanks. That seems to have fixed it. However, I am still running into a
| problem that I ultimately tried to use this to fix. I have a program
| that can run as a service, and is manged via another program. The
| problem is, I cannot change the priority of a service. So I went
| through all this to make the managing program a service, and disabled
| the original program's option to be a service. Unfortunately, Task
| Manager is once again denying me the ability to change the original
| program's priority ("Access is denied" error). Is there any way I can
| change a service's priority, and/or change the priority of a program
| that a service has opened?



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