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Adjust CPU Time Allotted to an MS DOS Program
By  Super Admin  | Published  11/22/2006 | Windows XP Troubleshooting | Unrated
Adjust CPU Time Allotted to an MS DOS Program
This article describes how to adjust the amount of CPU time the system yields to an MS-DOS-based program. To adjust the amount of CPU time allotted to an MS-DOS-based program, follow these steps: In My Computer or Windows Explorer.

Details: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/142565/en-us?spid=1173&sid=global
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