I found this on the Guitar Zero forums and thought it might be useful for FoF users.
1. open notepad
2. write this:
start /high FoFiX.exe
3. Save as Whatever.bat
Save as type: All types
in your Fofix folder (Where FoFix.exe is)
Now everytime you open your bat, FoFix will run in high priority.
You can create a shortcut to your .bat
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How to close explorer.exe then open FoFIx in high priority and re-open explorer.exe when Fofix is closed
1. open notepad
2. write this:
TASKKILL /IM EXPLORER.EXE /F
start /high /wait fofix.exe (don't know if respecting caps is important or not but don't think so)
start explorer.exe
For XP Home users, since there is no taskkill and tskill will allow explorer to restart itself, you can get freeware application PsKill from Pstools. http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/sysi ... 96683.aspx . Then copy pskill.exe to C:\Windows\system32 . Then:
pskill -t explorer.exe
start /high /wait fofix.exe
start explorer.exe
3. Save as Whatever.bat
Save as type: All types
in your fofix folder
How to run fofix on high priority
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Re: How to run fofix on high priority
FoFiX has a dedicated option for this, so I don't see the reason to go through all that trouble. It can be found in the menus by going through Options>Advanced Options>Process Priority:(I wouldn't set it to anything past "Above Normal").

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