5. When is a thread Ready to run? Figure 3-19, Inside Microsoft Windows 2000, Third Edition by David A. Solomon and Mark E. Russinovich
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8. Process Priority Classes The Process Priority Class is under the designer’s control Can be read or set using System.Diagnostics.Process.PriorityClass AboveNormal Time-critical tasks that must be executed immediately e.g. the Task List dialog High BelowNormal E.g. multimedia applications RealTime E.g. screen saver, indexer etc. Idle No special scheduling needs. Normal