Summary: Learn how to use Windows PowerShell to find processes that have a high priority.
How can I use Windows PowerShell to quickly see what processes have a high priority or an above normal priority?
Open Windows PowerShell with Admin rights, use the Get-Process cmdlet to return processes, and filter
processes that are using high or above normal priority, for example:
gps | where {$_.priorityclass -eq 'AboveNormal' -OR $_.priorityclass -eq 'high'} | select name, priorityclass
