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Increasing FM's CPU availability usage and priority


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it depends on where your FM is installed, but something like the following command...

START /HIGH "c:\program files\FM directory\fm2009.exe"

this could be called from a command line (dos prompt).

Or adding cmd /c to the front is can be inserted as your FM shortcut

cmd /c START /HIGH "c:\program files\FM directory\fm2009.exe"

The section in double quotes (") will already exist in the FM shortcut.

As I said before this may not work (as some windows apps are protected from being started with certain forced OPTIONS using START), I've not tested this myself as I don't change the games priority. But this works fine launching most standard apps (eg notepad.exe, mspaint.exe).

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