PrioritySetter

PrioritySetter is a lightweight GUI tool that lets you set custom CPU, IO, and Page priorities for specific processes. By modifying registry entries, PrioritySetter ensures that when these processes launch, they run with the specified priorities set by the user.

Features

1. Set CPU Priority: Specify how much CPU attention a process should receive.
2. Set IO Priority: Control a process's disk access speed.
3. Set Page Priority: Adjust the memory page importance for a process.
4. User-Friendly Interface: Easily select and prioritize processes.
5. Automated Registry Update: Applies settings automatically in the registry, so they’re applied at process startup.

Requirements

OS: Windows 10 or Higher (requires registry access)

Python version: 3.10 or higher

Libraries: Customtkinter (for GUI), winreg (for registry management)

Installation

Clone the repository:

git clone https://github.com/7gxycn08/PrioritySetter.git
cd PrioritySetter

Install required packages:

pip install -r requirements.txt

Run the application:

python prioritysetter.py

Usage

1. Launch PrioritySetter.
2. Choose CPU, IO, and Memory priority levels.
3. Click Set EXE Priority to save changes to the registry.
4. When the process starts, it will automatically run with the selected priorities.
5. To uninstall priority settings click the remove button and select the exe.

Priority Levels

1. CPU Priority: Real-time, High, Normal, Idle.
2. IO Priority: Critical, High, Normal, Low, Very Low.
3. Page Priority: Normal, Below Normal, Medium, Low, Very Low.

License

PrioritySetter is released under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for more details.