Thoroughly understand the role of windows boot process

I always feel that there are too many processes in the system process. Many of them should be useless. Which ones can we ban? I often have friends asking this question. Today, Xiaobian will answer you. Yes, for our individual users, there are some processes in the system that are not used. By the way, the related functions of these processes will be explained, which will help you thoroughly understand the process so that you can practice your eyes in the future.

1. system idle process

windows page memory management process, with 0 priority; the program is opened with Ctrl+Alt+Del, the process runs as a single thread on each processor And dispatch the processor time when the system does not process other threads. The larger the CPU usage, the more CPU resources are available for allocation. The smaller the number, the more CPU resources are. This process is mandatory for the system and cannot be prohibited.

2. winlogon.exe

windows Logon Process, windows NT user login program, manage user login and logout.

3. conime.exe

conime.exe is an input method editor related program.

4. csrss.exe

csrss.exe is the Microsoft client/server runtime subsystem. This process manages windows graphics related tasks. This program is very important for the normal operation of your system.

5. ctfmon.exe

The program ctfmon.exe is an executable program for input methods. By default, the system starts automatically when the computer is turned on. If you set ctfmon.exe not to start automatically, the input method icon (that is, the language bar) in your computer's taskbar will disappear after you enter the system.

6. explorer.exe

windows explorer, arguably the windows graphical interface shell, it is a useful system process.

7. services.exe

services.exe is part of the Microsoft Windows operating system. Used to manage start and stop services. The process also handles services that run when the computer starts and shuts down. This program is very important for the normal operation of your system. It will restart after the process is terminated. Previous12Next page Total 2 pages