Bot sometimes freezes WoW for a sec

[Hoof]

So my bot keeps freezing WoW for 1 sec for random reason. In BG, when using GB2 or leveling. It just freezes WoW for 1sec and then continues. It matters really when I'm using the BG bot becouse it's kinda buggy right now and add to that 1 sec random freezes so it looks extremely bottish. Any idea why I'm having this problem?

 

[Tony]

set process priority for wow to "above normal" at start task manager

 

[Hoof]

set process priority for wow to "above normal" at start task manager

That did it. Works now Thanks for the fast answer. I don't know is it me but after the freezing stop the bot seems to act in BG much more better I mean doesn't stop every now or then. Thanks again Tony

 

[Tony]

you welcome

 

[Kamilche]

OK, I did some research on this, and discovered how to permanently set the priority. You have to run WoW from a batch file. In Windows 7, open up Notepad, copy/paste this in, save as 'Hog.bat' somewhere nice, and then double-click 'Hog.bat'.

Start "WoW" /high "C:\Program Files (x86)\World of Warcraft\Wow.exe"

REM /realtime    = highest priority
REM /high        = high priority
REM /normal      = normal priority
REM /belownormal = below normal priority
REM /low         = lowest priority

This would work for all programs, not just WoW.
Replace the /high with whatever priority you want (try /high first though.)
Replace the pathname to WoW.exe, with the pathname to whatever program you want to run at a different priority.

Finally - remember to double-click the bat file, not the program itself!

 

[Tony]

OK, I did some research on this, and discovered how to permanently set the priority. You have to run WoW from a batch file. In Windows 7, open up Notepad, copy/paste this in, save as 'Hog.bat' somewhere nice, and then double-click 'Hog.bat'.

Start "WoW" /high "C:\Program Files (x86)\World of Warcraft\Wow.exe"

REM /realtime    = highest priority
REM /high        = high priority
REM /normal      = normal priority
REM /belownormal = below normal priority
REM /low         = lowest priority

This would work for all programs, not just WoW.
Replace the /high with whatever priority you want (try /high first though.)
Replace the pathname to WoW.exe, with the pathname to whatever program you want to run at a different priority.

Finally - remember to double-click the bat file, not the program itself!

thx for sharing