IFW Process Priority | Below Normal

[Bob Coleman]

Yes, but changing it in the progress interface means you have to change it every single time. It doesn't remember for next time.

Because you have to edit ifw.ini file and add the line PHYLockUseReg=0 under [Options]
This way IFW bypasses the registry's settings.

That's already there.
By the way, does that PHYLock setting control more than just PHYLock?

Then add Priority=x, x being 0, 1, 2, 3, or 4.

[TeraByte Support]

By the way, does that PHYLock setting control more than just PHYLock?

It controls the items on the phylock/vss tab (or what is shown in the manual for the [phylock_options] section (phylock/vss settings). vss didn't exist when phylock did.

[Hadron]

Because you have to edit ifw.ini file and add the line PHYLockUseReg=0 under [Options]
This way IFW bypasses the registry's settings.

That's already there.
By the way, does that PHYLock setting control more than just PHYLock?

Then add Priority=x, x being 0, 1, 2, 3, or 4.

Yes, Bob. I mentioned Priority=x early in this thread.
I just thought that it may have been possible to add it to the GUI like some other backup applications that I've used.
I can live without it.

[Hadron]

By the way, does that PHYLock setting control more than just PHYLock?

It controls the items on the phylock/vss tab (or what is shown in the manual for the [phylock_options] section (phylock/vss settings). vss didn't exist when phylock did.

I understand that.
I was just curious and confused as to why a PHYLock setting was mentioned as a possible solution to setting CPU process priority.