How does Windows manage system resources for high-priority and low-priority threads?

[ProfRon]

Windows treats threads like kids fighting for toys. High-priority ones grab the spotlight first. You see, the scheduler bumps them up during crunch times. Low-priority threads hang back, waiting their turn. I bet you've noticed laggy apps when something intense runs. Windows juggles this to keep everything humming. It slices CPU time into bursts. High ones snag longer slices, low ones get scraps. But it won't let lowbies starve completely. The system tweaks priorities on the fly. You might tweak them yourself in task manager sometimes. It's all about fairness with a edge to the urgent stuff.

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