Windows Server 2008 prohibits module installation to improve network performance

As you know, the Windows Server 2008 system has added a new module installation service. When the server system tries to update online through the network, it often runs automatically. During the running process, we often find valuable system CPU resources. A large amount of consumption phenomenon, this phenomenon directly dragged down the network performance of the Windows Server 2008 system, reducing the speed of the corresponding system online update. In order to prevent the system module installation operation from dragging the network performance, we can disable the Windows Server 2008 system to automatically run the module installation service "Windows Module Installer" as follows:

First open the Windows Server 2008 system Start menu Select the "Run" command from the middle, in the pop-up system run text box, enter the "services.msc" string command, click the "OK" button to enter the service list window of the corresponding system;

Second The right side of the service list window displays the area, find the target system service "Windows Module Installer", right-click the service option, and execute the "Properties" command from the pop-up shortcut menu to open the property setting window of the target system service. As shown in the figure;

Figure: Deactivating the TrustedInstaller service

Then click on the "General" tab in the property settings window, in which we will It is found that the target system service has been enabled by the Windows Server 2008 system by default. In this case, we should promptly The "Stop" button temporarily disables the target system service, and adjusts the startup type parameter of the system service to "disabled" or "manual". Finally, click the "OK" button to save the above setting operation, thus Windows Server When the 2008 system is updated online through the network in the future, its network connection performance will not be affected by the module installation service "Windows Module Installer".