Tue, 3 Feb 2004 16:58:00 Feb 3, 2004 • {"display_name"=>"jacksonps4", "login"=>"jacksonps4", "email"=>"chris@indigenously.co.uk", "url"=>""} To start processes at a low priority level at the command-line on Windows, use the start /low command. This is the equivalent of using the nice -n20 command on a UNIX-based operating system.