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QuestionWhat do I do when it tells me I am not an admin when I'm trying to change priorities?Nikita ManahovCommunity AnswerThat means that you are not logged in as the "Administrator" user, and/or don't have Administrator permissions. To change process priorities, you must have Administrator permissions.
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QuestionHow do I get administrator permissions?CB AndersonCommunity AnswerRight-click on Task Manager during Step 3, and there should be an option to run as administrator.
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QuestionIt says "Access Denied" whenever I try changing priority.Community AnswerYou might be changing priority of some process running with System privileges (e.g. csrss.exe).
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QuestionWhat would be the difference between Realtime and High priority?Community AnswerRealtime means "give this process all available system resources' (may cause BSoD such as CRITICAL_PROCESS_DIED), and high priority means "give this process any system resources that are not predicted to be used by another process in the future".
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