How do you set the timer resolution in windows 10?


  1. quicksilverstud
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    How do you set the timer resolution in windows 10?


    Back in the xp days you can add to the boot.ini file /TIMERES= (number) can you still add this switch using bcdedit /set and if not is there an alternative you can use in windows 10 1903?

    (I tried to google it but i cant seem to find what im looking for.
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  3. Steve C
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    Why change it?
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  4. quicksilverstud
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    The difference for me that the /timeres= switch seems to make back in the xp days itd be cool to use with windows 10 considering i cant afford a computer that has the proper hardware for performance.
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  6. Grom0X
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    Windows System Timer Tool
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  7. quicksilverstud
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    Thank you everyone for your help.
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