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This is a follow-up on this question
I need to start a process with the realtime priority.
start "my_script.py" /realtime "Z:\location\of\python\script"
doesn't result in realtime priority. It sets it to high. Both commands /high and /realtime do the same.
why doesn't it work?
Valentyn
Posted 2018-06-05T22:30:52.640
Reputation: 199
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Normal users only have permissions to elevate as far as /high. They do not have the ability to raise a processes priority to /realtime.
In order to raise a processes priority to /realtime one must have administrative rights and use these for the elevation.
More information: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/36009502/how-to-start-executable-with-realtime-priority
music2myear
Posted 2018-06-05T22:30:52.640
Reputation: 34 957
Does your account have permission to run at Realtime? See here: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/36009502/how-to-start-executable-with-realtime-priority
– music2myear – 2018-06-05T22:39:13.137Indeed I wasn't running the command line as administrator. You can post it as an answer. – Valentyn – 2018-06-05T22:47:34.930