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====== Running TOPAS with high priority ====== By default windows may now (2025) launch TOPAS with "normal" priority. This can significantly slow complex refinements down. If you want to launch with high priority you can do this from a cmd prompt or bat file. The syntax from a cmd prompt is: start "" /high "c:\YOUR-MAIN-TA-DIRECTORY\ta.exe" Or you can have a file called "TOPAS-High-Priority.bat" in your TOPAS directory with contents: start "" /high "ta" VS Code topas-editor will do this by default from release 1.0.16 for TA.exe and topas.exe (academic and commercial, respectively). It doesn't do this for TC.exe. For TC.exe you can run from a high priority cmd prompt. Open a regular cmd prompt then type the following to get a high priority prompt: start /high "cmd" Alternatively you might be able to right-click on the program and "Run as administrator".