Properly disable system services to increase computer speed

There are already a lot of computer users who are not very high in configuration. Windows 7 is officially used. How can I enable Win 7 to run smoothly on a low-profile computer? Although there are many optimization methods on the Internet, these optimizations often make users I can't touch my mind, I don't know if it is true or not. Therefore, today Xiaobian explains a more effective way for everyone to prohibit Windows system services and improve the running speed.

How to set up the service

First of all, you need to use the Administrator user to log in to Windows XP, because Only administrators can have the right to change the service, then select “Administrative Tools & Rarr;Services> in the “Control Panel" or enter “Services.msc” in the "Run" On the right side of the window is displayed all the service items in the Windows XP system. Each service is marked with the name, description, status, startup type and login nature. The service needs to be disabled. Right click on it and select “ Attributes & rdquo;, open the service settings window, which is provided in the "Startup Type", which is automatically, manually and disabled. The effects of the three startup methods are different.

Auto: If a service is set to auto, it will run with Windows XP, which will increase the time it takes to start, but some services must be set to automatic because These services are closely related to the system. If you set them to other startup methods, the system will have problems, so it is best not to move them.

Manual: If a service is set to manual, the service will not start and will only be started when it is needed. This will save a lot of system resources.

Disabled: If a service is set to disabled, it means that the service will no longer be started, even if it is needed, it will not start if you think a service is true It's useless, you can choose it.

Which services should be banned

In many services, you may be a bit confused. How do I know which services should be reserved? Which service is prohibited? Oh, it is not difficult, every service has A brief description, by description you can roughly determine whether the service is needed. Schedules are services that can be turned off or disabled, and you can selectively turn them off.

Recovering misuse

If you accidentally set a service to "disabled", the system is not working properly, and then from the service window or running Services.msc Can not be modified, then the only solution is to modify the registry, find the "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\\SYSTEM\\CurrentControlSet\\Services" key value, under which all the services exist in the system, find the problem service, you will Seeing a binary value <Start”, changing its value can also change its startup mode, “2” means automatic, “3” means manual, and <4” means disabled. Previous12Next page Total 2 pages