- Mar 9, 2002
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Hey all - any help would be appreciated.
Here's the deal. New XP install on empty HD with SP2 slipstreamed. When I log in, everything seems okay. The default (shell) session of "explorer.exe" runs with "Normal" priority. Now here's the wierdness: Any new instances of explorer.exe that I open (for example, to browse the filesystem), no matter how I open them (start->run->explorer.exe, dbl-click on explorer.exe, create a shortcut to explorer.exe and run that, etc...), always start with "High" priority.
This is annoying because when I right click on something in a "High" priority windows explorer, it takes precedence over anything I have running in the background (i.e. media player, playing mp3's). Going in to task manager and setting the priority to "Normal" fixes my problem, but I can't be doing that every time I open an explorer window.. Anyone know of a reg-hack or something that fixes this problem? Google was pretty much unhelpful.
Thanks,
ebaycj
Here's the deal. New XP install on empty HD with SP2 slipstreamed. When I log in, everything seems okay. The default (shell) session of "explorer.exe" runs with "Normal" priority. Now here's the wierdness: Any new instances of explorer.exe that I open (for example, to browse the filesystem), no matter how I open them (start->run->explorer.exe, dbl-click on explorer.exe, create a shortcut to explorer.exe and run that, etc...), always start with "High" priority.
This is annoying because when I right click on something in a "High" priority windows explorer, it takes precedence over anything I have running in the background (i.e. media player, playing mp3's). Going in to task manager and setting the priority to "Normal" fixes my problem, but I can't be doing that every time I open an explorer window.. Anyone know of a reg-hack or something that fixes this problem? Google was pretty much unhelpful.
Thanks,
ebaycj