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Hello, all.

After a while of work, i am pround to present you with v1.0 of AutoSpeed!

AutoSpeed is a autoit script that will allow your active applacations to work to their full capacity,

thus letting you use them at the highest speed possable!

I have been using autospeed myself for a few days now and even i see an inprovement in speed and

useability of my programs.

Updated V1.1

AutoSpeed.au3

Hope you all like it!

Feedback appriciated.

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No time to look right now, what exactly does it do? Change CPU cycle priority?

[quote name='DaleHohm']You have a strange habit of posting error messages that don't match your code.[/quote][quote name='SmOke_N']Forget the learning... straight to the scripting :lol: (laugh.gif)[/quote]

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works for me :P nice job brad once again you did it

froze my system a couple of times.., so it sets the priority of all window processes that are found to realtime, i always thought setting them to normal or lower would make for more speed

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Its optional just incase you have lots of apps that take up a lot of cpu. if you do then its best to turn it off.

You dont want to revmove all an apps cpu, only increase it.

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Well this crashed my system with only one program running. I opened photoshop, and opened a new file, and it crashed. I have a 3.4Ghz Intel, 2 GB ram.

Seems more trouble than it is worth. For me at any rate. Nice idea though.

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I have something like this that I use - but it monitors where your mouse is - and kicks up whatever your mouse is over to high, and whatever you just left to idle

You dont want to kick anything up to realtime - especially if you are developing anything - you get one thing to go bad on realtime - you aint getting it back - and will have to reboot.

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Look at this function I wrote, it lists all the windows that are either visible or minimized, can be used to set process priority:

Func WinHideAll()
    ;Get a list of all the windows.
    $WinList = WinList()
    ; make sure the operation has succeeded or you will get a error.
    If Not @error Then
        ; go through a loop of all the windows
        For $n = 1 to $WinList[0][0]
            ; if the window title isn't "Empty" go on (some windows have no titles, such as the desktop.)
            If Not $WinList[$n][0] = "" Then
                ; Get the state of the window (e.g. is it visible)
                $State = WinGetState($WinList[$n][1])
                ; uncomment the next line to get a msgbox with every window that lets you know what's going on.
                ;MsgBox(0, "Title: " & $WinList[$n][0] & " Hwnd: " & $WinList[$n][1],"State: " & $State & @CRLF & "Check 1: " & (BitAND($State,2) OR BitAND($State,32)) & @CRLF & "Check 2: " & Not ($WinList[$n][0] = "Program Manager") & @CRLF & " Sum (Will be hidden): " & ( Not ($WinList[$n][0] = "Program Manager") AND (BitAND($State,2) OR BitAND($State,32))))
                ; Check wether the window is actually visible or in the taskbar
                If (BitAND($State,2) OR BitAND($State,32)) Then
                    ; somehow there is always something called Program Manager, that's not actually a window.
                    If Not ($WinList[$n][0] = "Program Manager") Then
                        ; At this point, all the checks have passed and the window can be hidden
                        WinSetState($WinList[$n][0],"",@SW_HIDE)
                    EndIf
                EndIf
            EndIf
        Next
    EndIf
EndFunc

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