My suggestion is to leave the settings in Services as they are. There are
unstated consequences in turning things off to "speed up" the system, such
as disabling Cryptographic Services. That'll make it basically impossible
to install programs, for instance. One thing you can do, if you're the sole
user, is turn off Fast User Switching. Unless you have multiple
accounts/users, it is unnecessary. Otherwise, let the system take care of
itself.
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Chris H.
Microsoft Windows MVP
Associate Expert
Expert Zone -
SWorks said:
I have read a lot of tweak guides, but I'm not sure of the expertise of
the writers. My question is does anyone know of a tweak guide written by
someone at Microsoft ? I would like to find a guide to which apps can be
turned off, also what service can be turned off. Thanks for any help.
