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[doc] readme updated with PsExec information
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## Usage Tips
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### High priority capture using DXGI and Secure Desktop (UAC) capture support
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By default Windows gives priority to the foreground application for any GPU
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work which causes issues with capture if the foreground application is consuming
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100% of the available GPU resources. The looking glass host application is able
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to increase the kernel GPU thread to realtime priority which fixes this, but in
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order to do so it must run as the `SYSTEM` user account. To do this, please use
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`PsExec` from SysInternals (Microsoft), for example:
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PsExec64.exe -s -i -d looking-glass-host.exe
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This will also enable the host application to capture the secure desktop which
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includes things like the lock screen and UAC prompts.
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A future update (likely Beta 3) will include a service launcher for the Looking
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Glass host which will remove the need for `PsExec`.
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### Key Bindings
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By default Looking Glass uses the `Scroll Lock` key as the escape key for commands as well as the input capture mode toggle, this can be changed using the `-m` switch if you desire a different key.
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