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    Win11 Pro, Win10 Pro N, Win10 Home, Windows 8.1 Pro, Ubuntu
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    AndreTen said:
    You should make separate tutorial about this Cliff
    @AndreTen, I think it's fine here, thanks:)
    I did give the post a title, so it should show up in the forums search results better.
    Maybe eventually I could add a video to it, but I've been working on another one, on & off(more off) the last month.
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    Windows 10 Pro version 22H2 0n one desktop and running Window 11 Pro 22H2 on unsupported desktop
       #51

    If I haven't done so before another great piece of work Shawn will be using this a bit more soon cos the 7 tut is my bible for it.
    John
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  3. Posts : 68,652
    64-bit Windows 11 Pro for Workstations
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  4. Posts : 49
    Windows 10 Professional Edition
       #53

    I don't see when I right-click on a process a CPU Priority button

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    I don't see when I right-click on a process a CPU Priority button
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       #54

    JustANormalGuy said:
    I don't see when I right-click on a process a CPU Priority button
    Hello,

    Do you mean from option 29 for the tutorial below?

    Set CPU Process Priority for Applications in Windows 10

    I think you may mean for this below to add the context menu??

    Add 'Run with priority' Context Menu in Windows 10
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  6. Posts : 49
    Windows 10 Professional Edition
       #55

    Brink said:
    Hello,

    Do you mean from option 29 for the tutorial below?

    Set CPU Process Priority for Applications in Windows 10

    I think you may mean for this below to add the context menu??

    Add 'Run with priority' Context Menu in Windows 10
    Yes I mean option 29 for the tutorial and I will try that, thank you.
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  7. Posts : 68,652
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       #56

    JustANormalGuy said:
    Yes I mean option 29 for the tutorial and I will try that, thank you.
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  8. Posts : 144
    Windows 10 Pro x64
       #57

    Greets,

    Wonderful Tutorial!

    Just To Share:

    1. I experienced massive performance gains by Disabling some default rules Individually in "Windows Defender Firewall Advanced Settings > In bound & Out bound rules".

    Just Disable the individual rules, Don't do any other thing! So that you can Enable it / them again if needed!

    For Safety follow Backup And Restore Windows Defender Firewall Settings

    Take Care: It depends on personal usage, habits & practices.

    2. Mystified with this Firewall Settings' blocking, I went a way ahead & used O&O ShutUp 10 as well with marginal gains!

    3. If anybody goes ahead with 'Disabling Search Index', he may use a Free Real Time Non-Indexing Search Program

    ((( My pick is AgentRansack Lite OR FileLocator Lite!

    Normal Installation & then choose between Pro ( License ), Pro ( Trial ) Or Lite on the first run.

    It does not replace the default 'Windows Search' but you can launch it by pressing 'Ctrl+F' Or 'F3' key in any Windows Explorer Window. For me works 'Ctrl+F'. The F3 ​is already assigned to brightness by default. )))

    4. I would like to Add 'Copy To Folder' & 'Move To Folder' To The Context Menu

    5. I love using ExtremeCopy Standard to take over the ''Windows Copy Function''.

    6. I love using Clover 3 to add Tabs to Windows Explorer.
    Warning: Download & Use only Clover 3.0.406 . Clover 3.5.4 has ADWARE!

    Thanks. ...
    Last edited by Vineet Garg; 30 Sep 2020 at 12:24.
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  9. Posts : 184
    Windows 10 Pro x64 21H2
       #58

    Hello, fellow 10F members,
    I have a question about the High Performance power plan suggestion: What happens when you set the minimum processor state to 0%? I saw a video that instructed viewers to set their power plan to high performance to make their computer faster, but they also added that you need to change the Minimum processor state to 0%. Is this necessary? I changed it for testing purposes, but I haven't really noticed a difference in performance; however, I did notice a difference in CPU temperature.

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  10. Posts : 68,652
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       #59

    TONPumper said:
    Hello, fellow 10F members,
    I have a question about the High Performance power plan suggestion: What happens when you set the minimum processor state to 0%? I saw a video that instructed viewers to set their power plan to high performance to make their computer faster, but they also added that you need to change the Minimum processor state to 0%. Is this necessary? I changed it for testing purposes, but I haven't really noticed a difference in performance; however, I did notice a difference in CPU temperature.
    Hello TON,

    The High Performance power plan just has all its settings preset to maximize performance. This of course will also use more electricity and generate more heat. You will need to have good cooling to offset this.

    You are still able to customize the settings in this power plan like changing the Minimum processor state to 0%. If it helps to keep temps lower without losing performance, I say it would be a good thing.

    The Minimum processor state setting in Power Options allows users to specify the minimum percentage of processor capabilities to use. Lower percentage may result in significantly better battery life, but possibly lower performance.
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