How to quickly set up Win8 background services in batches

Optimizing the system not only improves the performance of the system, but also improves the running speed of the system. The setting of shutting down or starting the system background service is also a kind of system optimization, but the user who has just contacted the Win8 system has this aspect. The operation is not very familiar. Let's take a look at the small series below.

Win8 background service batch setting tips:

Before optimizing the operation, start the service manager (Services.msc), click <; operation & rarr; export list & rdquo;, the current service The status is exported to the Services.csv file. Open the exported Services.csv file with Excel, and the system service running status is clear at a glance.

Batch setting of system services, using the SC command to create a service batch optimization. For example, the "Print Spooler" service default state is "Automatic", which can be turned off to save resources for users who do not have a printer. First start the Notepad file and enter the following command, then save it as Services.bat, place it on the C drive (other service status refers to the following format, enter one line for each command), so that you can run this batch as an administrator. Optimization of services.

Sc config Spooler start= disabled

Note that there is a half-width space after start= in the command. The service name is the service name displayed after the system service attribute is turned on. The service running status is displayed. Refer to the following format to enter it yourself:

sc config service name start=demand //manual

sc config service name start= auto //automatic

sc config service name start= Disabled //Disabled

The above is a simple technique for batch setting the background service of Win8 system. Interested users can do it themselves according to the above steps. Since background services have a great impact on the operation of the system, users should be cautious when operating.