Optimize the Windows operating system program run _WINDOWSXP

Programs run with their own priorities, all programs occupy processor resources, processor processing tasks have a priority, the average computer has 31 priorities, the system's kernel occupies the highest level, so that the system is stable, and ordinary applications generally compare the later level. There are also priorities in the middle of ordinary applications, where they are all equal before the processor, but there are subtle differences, and the foreground program (currently in use) has a higher priority than the background program. You can adjust the priority of your application. Open Task Manager, click on the Processes tab, select an application process, right-click, Pop up a shortcut menu, select "Set Priority", there are 6 levels: real-time, high, high and standard, standard, below standard, low. You can have your program forcibly dispatched to a higher or lower level (which naturally frees up resources for other programs). If you don't know the specific process of an application, you can do the following: Point to the Application tab, a task in the right key, select Go to process, and go to the process of the program, so you find the process of the program.