How to change the performance of background programs in Windows XP

Posted Date: 20-Jun-2010		Category: Performance & Optimization
Author: Shreedhara H	Member Level: Gold
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This article will tell you about How to change the performance of background programs in Windows XP.

Follow the simple procedure to change the performance of background programs.

The procedure to do this is given below

click Start,
click Control Panel,
click Performance and Maintenance,
and then click System
On the Advanced tab, under Performance, click Settings.
On the Advanced tab, under Processor scheduling, do one of the following:
Click Programs to assign more processor resources to the foreground program than the background program.
Click Background services to assign equal amounts of processor resources to all programs

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