Changing Windows process priority via command line

The command line syntax:

wmic process where name="AppName" CALL setpriority ProcessIDLevel

Example:

wmic process where name="calc.exe" CALL setpriority 32768

or

wmic process where name="calc.exe" CALL setpriority "above normal"

Priority:

• idle: 64 (or "idle")
• below normal: 16384 (or "below normal")
• normal: 32 (or "normal")
• above normal: 32768 (or "above normal")
• high priority: 128 (or "high priority")
• real time: 256 (or "realtime")