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Do these processes in windows need to be set as high priority?
#1
I was going through to see what my windows processes that are located in task manager are set to which i found winlogon and dwm (aka desktop windows manager) are both set to high priority  by default are these priorities a must have or can they both be changed to normal and if so how could i write a .bat file that runs each time windows starts so that i wont need to change any of the processes back to normal?

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#2
It's supposed to be high priority 
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#3
Just leave them as they are; there's a reason why those services are categorized as  high priority by default

#4
Oh alright i was thinking it was weird how desktop windows manager and winlogon are set high but windows explorer is set to normal when all in all explorer is a pretty important process due to how without explorer you just have a background on a monitor with hardware inside a tower that is making the background on the monitor even possible but ehh.

Alright thanks for the help guys
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#5
Microsoft wants the login process to be uninterrupted in the sense that the other priority processes are made to wait until the login is taken care of



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