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vedant 15
I want my application to be stable and should slow down if CPU usage is too
high.
How can I moniter CPU Usage %?

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Sriram Krishnan
Try one of the various performance counters

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Eric Gunnerson [MS] (VIP)
If your goal is to not have your application use resources that other
processes might need, you can do this by lowering the priority of the
process. I think something like:

Process.GetCurrentProcess.PriorityClass = ProcesPriorityClass.BelowNormal;

will do what you want. You can view the priority in task manager by
selecting the process, right-clicking, and choosing "set priority".

If you're running on Win98, BelowNormal doesn't work, and you'd need to use
Idle instead.

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