Seems to me we should use PROCESS_MODE_BACKGROUND_BEGIN for the client itself, so that I/O intensive things like file transfers, writing the client state file, checksumming/copying big files, etc. would happen at low priority.
And I think that I/O priority is inherited by child processes (though the Win docs don't make this clear). This wouldn't help VM apps, however. -- David On 9/28/2015 11:53 AM, Nicolás Alvarez wrote:
Why does that matter? You can detect the OS version and conditionally use PROCESS_MODE_BACKGROUND_BEGIN. Using this doesn't mean dropping support for XP.
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