Windows 10: How to Permanently Set Priority & Affinity With Shortcut File

You can set the priority and affinity of a program you want to run into a shortcut file, it does have some drawbacks. The most notable is that you have to be able to launch the process manually. If you can’t or the process is spawned by another program, it won’t work. For this example, I will be using MSPaint.exe.Related Article: How to Permanently Set Priority Processes Using Registry Editor.1. Open Task Manager and click on the Details tab then select Open file location. 2. Right-click on the program.exe and select Create Shortcut. 3. Right-click again on the program shortcut and selec

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How to permanently set cpu affinity for programs?

I use batch scripts to set the affinity and priority.





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You can also create a shortcut on the Desktop:
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How to permanently set cpu affinity for programs?

Is there a way to achieve permanent affinity for a program that is used without a shortcut? I use the WinFF program for video conversion, which is a UI wrapper around ffmpeg.exe that does the actual converting. So I could set the affinity for WinFF in my WinFF shortcut, but once it starts ffmpeg to do the conversion I've lost that affinity connection because it's a brand new program. I can do it manually, but if I've set WinFF with the task of converting 50 video files, I'd have to set the affinity 50 times.

 

How to permanently set cpu affinity for programs?

Is this anything? Setting permanent process CPU core affinities in Windows - Super User