Windows 10: Is there a way to permanently change a program/task's priority in task manager?

I want to change the priority of several programs/tasks permanently. When I open task manager > details > right click > change priority, the setting only applies until I close the program or restart my computer. My issue is my mouse starts freezing when I have my browser open while simultaneously playing a game. I've tried every work around I could find through search, messed with settings in windows and lowered game quality settings, made sure drivers were up to date and uninstalled/re-installed them all anyways, scanned for malware with windows defender and malwarebytes, restored al

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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.

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Tasks still show in Task Scheduler despite being deleted

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