How many Vista services are you running?

After disabling unnecessary Vista services according to a few tweak
guides, my home computer seems to run fast, smooth and efficiently
with only about 38 services started. Is anybody running fewer
services.? Also, my total number of active processes in Task Manager
is 27.

http://i4.photobucket.com/albums/y103/umo/services.jpg

see this
http://www.blackviper.com/WinVista/servicecfg.htm


"umo" <> wrote in message
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> After disabling unnecessary Vista services according to a few tweak
> guides, my home computer seems to run fast, smooth and efficiently
> with only about 38 services started. Is anybody running fewer
> services.? Also, my total number of active processes in Task Manager
> is 27.
>
> http://i4.photobucket.com/albums/y103/umo/services.jpg
>

Thanks, Tiberius.

Give my regards to Julius, Antony, & Cleopatra.

"umo" <> wrote in message
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> Thanks, Tiberius.
>
> Give my regards to Julius, Antony, & Cleopatra.


He would have a job there - J, A and C all lived some hundred years before -
they were B.C.
T was A.D

Antioch

It's un-American to assault humor with facts.

Umo

What services you run will depend on how you use the system. What works for
one user, may not work for another.

Your best strategy is to study what each service enables you to do, as well
as what other services depend on that service, and then decide whether or
not you can do without that service. If your not sure, set the service to
Manual and then keep an eye on it to see if something starts that service or
just screams and hollers because it was changed.

--

Ronnie Vernon
Microsoft MVP
Windows Shell/User


"umo" <> wrote in message
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> After disabling unnecessary Vista services according to a few tweak
> guides, my home computer seems to run fast, smooth and efficiently
> with only about 38 services started. Is anybody running fewer
> services.? Also, my total number of active processes in Task Manager
> is 27.
>
> http://i4.photobucket.com/albums/y103/umo/services.jpg
>

Commies...

Did you know we never landed on the moon!

--
Dustin Harper

http://www.vistarip.com

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"umo" <> wrote in message
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> It's un-American to assault humor with facts.
>

Amen. A gamer will have a lot of services turned off, whereas an office PC
will have more. Personally, I run just what I need. Nothing more. I run a
few services that others don't, though. Folding@Home is a big one.
(www.hardfolding.com). I don't run Automatic Updates, or Indexing Service. I
do updates daily, though. Part of my daily routine. Some don't have a
routine, and just let the PC do it themselves. It's all handled
automatically...

--
Dustin Harper

http://www.vistarip.com

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"Ronnie Vernon MVP" <> wrote in message
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> Umo
>
> What services you run will depend on how you use the system. What works
> for one user, may not work for another.
>
> Your best strategy is to study what each service enables you to do, as
> well as what other services depend on that service, and then decide
> whether or not you can do without that service. If your not sure, set the
> service to Manual and then keep an eye on it to see if something starts
> that service or just screams and hollers because it was changed.
>
> --
>
> Ronnie Vernon
> Microsoft MVP
> Windows Shell/User
>
>
> "umo" <> wrote in message
> news: oups.com...
>> After disabling unnecessary Vista services according to a few tweak
>> guides, my home computer seems to run fast, smooth and efficiently
>> with only about 38 services started. Is anybody running fewer
>> services.? Also, my total number of active processes in Task Manager
>> is 27.
>>
>> http://i4.photobucket.com/albums/y103/umo/services.jpg
>>
>

Dustin Harper wrote:
> Commies...
>
> Did you know we never landed on the moon!
>

You're right!
It was all fake.
Those movies were produced on the dark side of Mercury...