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    Change Process Priority for running processes using Command line

    WinClub, Oct 4, 2020
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  2. Get elevated process list in command line

    Is there a cmd or powershell command to know if a process (any process) is elevated or not? Or at least a list of running elevated processes with process id?

    I do know that you can get the list in task manager details page. There is a field called 'Elevated'.

    But I want that information in command line. Command prompt or powershell doesn't matter.

    I've been searching this everywhere and i'm unable to get it.

    Thanks in advance!
     
    abhayanoop, Oct 4, 2020
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    reset process priority on task manager

    Why do you think a Process you see in Task Manager is not running at it's default priority?

    Give an example of a Process you think is not running at it's default priority, what is the priority you see in Task Manager and what you think the default priority should be for that Process.

    How do you think the priority of the Processes get changed from their default state?

    If you changed the priority why don't you just change the priority of the Process back to what it was before?

    If you change a Process priority in Task Manager, Task Manager isn't going to remember what the priority was before you changed it.

    Just change it back to what it was before (undo the change) or restart the system and things will be back to normal.

    You can use the instructions in this link to include a screenshot with some examples of the issue:

    How to include a screenshot in your post
     
    ElderN, Oct 4, 2020
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  4. Change Process Priority for running processes using Command line

    Reset priority of all processes modified by user

    Recently, I changed the process priority of several different processes, and I didn't have the forethought to notate what they were set to before.

    I'm running Windows 10 1909 and I am comfortable with the command prompt or registry if need be.

    Is there a way to reset all user-modified priority on processes?

    I can't just set them all to normal as some of the processes in question were idle and some were set to below normal and I can't remember which were set to which
     
    Teksune Studio, Oct 4, 2020
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