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You cannot. And I think that is good. You should never set an application priority higher than Windows processes, services, etc. You might end up running a lot slower.

You can set other applications that are running (AV, firewall, antispyware, messenger, indexer, etc.) to lower, but don't do it the other way around.

P.S. also make sure you don't have any unnecessary things running; remove all unnecessary from startup, using Startup Inspector.

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