I do disable services I don't use, and set some app-related services to manual. But as I do, I write them down on a Notepad and save it as, Services so I can turn them back on later if I find that I need them.
Manual thanks to other guides or Chris's scripts. But I followed this one and it has made a difference in Windows 10. The fan isn't going as much. So thank you!!
Nope do not disable services here. Unless you take copious notes in a book noting the date when you disable these services. The days of tweaking settings are long ago for me. Reminds me of WindowsXP days. Reminds me of BlackViper list of services
This is so difficult to decide. Older software may still depend on their own active x ocx's for their functionality rather than using dll's. Also, some services may have dependencies to parent services. It's really up to the developers which have their own style of coding. A good way to check these issues can be monitored with system internals. Unless those services are clearly defined, my practice is - if you have a decent system (cpu, ram, etc.), they are doing no harm and left alone. You never know when you install an app that will suddenly depend on services you disabled. What a quagmire ! Good one Brian - Thank you sir!
@@rajkishorebehera7489 Microsoft's service is called 'intelligent', not 'intelligence'. It allows intelligent use of networks to download programs and data in the background, hopefully without saturating your connection and ruining internet performance while you're playing games. Turning it off might make Windows Update or other such background downloading apps fail or ruin your K:D ratio in Fortnite etc. If you have a service running that us actually named 'background intelligence transfer', I would investigate and be very suspicious of it.
I'm not desperate for performance, but every single extra bit helps and your video did a huge amount of easy explanation to help with a bunch of the clutter that may be on a system.
All your videos are very informative and have value and this one is no exception. As a tech myself I would like to point out however, that many of the services you mention are set to "Manual" and aren't already running and therefore won't account for CPU usage. As a best practice, I almost always leave this setting as is in case Windows, being the fickle thing that it is, requires it.
That is correct James, the services that are not running will have no impact on the system resources and they are normally set to manual. You will find nowadays a lot of services are set to manual and service is not running, which means it won't impact system resources. So a lot will do nothing unless they are a running service.
Brian could this video also apply to Windows 10? My problem is understanding of the services is very limited apart from the absolutely obvious like the Xbox stuff as most of the explanations of services are to me quite ambiguous. I would like to see a video on what to do with processes in the task manager too.
Video starts out well but gradually becomes less informative about what the services are and skips many services. If we knew what the services were we wouldn’t be watching the video. You seem to give up on it half way through …”.if you don’t want this one then turn it off” Duh! I stopped watching at 9.5 minutes because you had resorted to just reading them out as they appear on the screen. You have a nice presentaton style and it would be good if you did the video again but maintained how you start off.
Unfortunately that lacking of known/informed information seems to be 99% of these sorts of vids on youtube. " I don't know what this is, I'll just disable it" quote from a recently watch vid, some of these people are total morons that have no right to be making these sort of vids.
I think you should have a good think about what you have written!!! The guy wasn't telling you to do what he was showing you, he was making it clear that you needed to use your own brain (If you have one) to make the decision as to whether you delete something or not!!! After reading your comment I would suggest you get somebody who knows what they are doing to look at it for you!!!
@@Weird_guy79 to a ignorant "Weird" guy who doesn't understand true English I suppose getting past the title would be brain storming for you!!! The Tech: told us all throughout his video, that the final decision(to remove it or not) "IS YOUR DECISION"
I understand that people think disabling services saves system resources, however all services that have manual as default startup type will most of the time not be running at all and not use a single clock cycle or single byte of ram when left as is. Also like you already said services have a purpose, disabling them disables certain Windows features. They are not bloatware. If you are running low on resources try stopping other applications either running open or minimized or even in the system tray. There is much more to gain from closing as much of non OS software as you can. The only 2 that have serious impact are automatic updates (only when actual downloading and installing updates is in progress, when you are all done it does not take up anything significant). The other one is defender, other anti virus products have a similar impact as defender on performance, so switching is futile. The differences you will see depend on the default settings of the chosen product. If you want less impact you can configure defender to do things like only do realtime on disk writes only not reads, and make exclusions for folders that have things in them that get updated a lot. For example make exclusion you can turn on for your steam folder that you can use when you update your games.
Not sure disabling already stopped services actually does something tbh. Technically stopped services are not using any resources and they will only start if needed.
Overall decent video. However, I think you should've gone into more detail about the stuff related to networking and security. Some of these things you advised to turn off because "Oh you just don't use it." isn't a smart move. Some of those background services related to networking are important for protecting someone's data in the event their PC is compromised.
Because doesnt matter at all. CPU today is more than capable for this services and same with RAM and SSD. Mostly of this services was set on “manual” which is already disabled if you dont use them.
Hi! I´ve been following you for quite some time and your videos really do help a lot when it comes to Windows 11 bloatware and stuff that we really dont need but I had to ask you since I`ve been having issues with unnecessery services and processes running in the background, when im not doing anything I have over 150 prozesses running and I want to go down to 95, how can I do that, is it just by turning off the services or do I need to do something else? Cheers!
if you are using messenger for windows, its probably best to keep the handwriting keyboard touch service enabled as messenger won't work properly, I found this out yesterday
Unrelated question from a new sub. I have a 1TB SSD, I am using just under half. The other day, I startedup the system and noticed over the past few days us useage my 1TB is now just under full. I added nothing, sent a few Gov emails, watched youtube, and have no idea what happened. Any ideas how to clean and where did it come from? I just watched your how to clean vid from 2 years ago. Great vid.
Any time a user makes a change without in depth knowledge of the service it could come back to bite you. I was hoping to see a pareto of items with the biggest impact to performance and the lowest risk.
I know there's probably not much of a difference but is there a windows 10 version of this video? Also do you know which services are safe to switch to manual or delay in order to get a faster bootup?
Most all of your recommendations were set to Manual (and not running) in my mini-pc. I assume that this means that so far, no program has requested or needed this service?
I understend when you disable services on Windows XP, but on 11? Also, we get reduce of memory usage(b1,8-a1.5), but all resalts of disabling insignificant, imho. Windows 11 installed on modern PC (i don`t see any reason for avarege user to install 11 on old PC, except graphic design) and in most cases this manipulation don`t bring you any boost of performances that you can feel.
@Linden Reaper "whining" ? I thought I worded it in such a way that it was clearly a joke. Oh well maybe I need to put (This is clearly a joke) in my comments 🤣🤣🤣
Youre the man. Do you know much about how the windows audio pipeline? Theres more IT work today around the area of video uc meetings and theres just this never ending barage of problems where windows constantly have to change default audio outputs and inputs. There are fairly newly implemented functions in windows regarding audio permissions. One can give an application ability to fully take control of an audio device, im guessing its to avoid the problem with constantly changing audio I/O but what if you have 2 applications with this permission, say a softphone app and perhaps google meet in the web browser, which app gets precedence? Where Can I find a setting for that? I cant find ant info anywhere of it but this has to be a fairly common problem for todays IT-pro. A video of this would be very much appreciated or if you could point me the n the right direction. I just can’t belive there isnt detailed info about this anywhere. Been on about 4 different offices the last 2 years. It’s a constant problem wherever you go.
I love the way you help us your very clear and easy understandable. I am so disapointed with windows 11, now I hear about the recall update, I just bought windows 11, I hate it and I also won't update to the next microsoft. windows really Stinks they have taken windows 10 and thrown it out the window for the crap windows 11 and they call it an update, so many things different, have to learn how to use it, no start menu, have to keep double clicking to find anything, some stuff has been renamed, I wouldn't reccomend Microsoft if you can change to another system do so. Don't spend your hard earned money on a Microsoft computer. with the new update recall that alone made my mind up.
I JUST DISABLE SOME OF THE STUFF IN YOUR VIDEO BUT WAS SELECTIVE, I STILL HAVE NEARLY 200 RUNNING PROCESSES WHEN TELEGRAM-DISCORD AND YOU TUBE RUNNING BUT NOT NOTICING MUCH NEGATIVE PERFORMANCE ON MY LAPTOP. UTILIZATION IS RUNNING AT 25%. THANKS FOR THE TIPS THUMBS UP FROM ME
if these aren't running but you set them set to manual, I see no problem with that because what if you end up needing them? Just a thought. I'm focused on disabling the ones that are running that are set to run automatically on boot because I'm trying to decrease boot time.
NOT Encrypting Your Drive Leaves You VERY Vulnerable To Remote Breaches !!! Also = MY Suggestion To Stay Secure = Disable ANY Remote Access Managers !!! = The ONLY Reason Why you Would Wont This Feature Running IS IF You Are Running a Server !!!
@@Britec09 Especially when trying to recover from a hardware failure. Once encrypted it's impossible to recover any data from that drive without the key, and unfortunately most people don't save that key where it can be useful when it's needed.
He say stay secure my ass been using 1709 with no AV just using ublock ads block and with only 17 service running didnt notice any slow down or being hack.
Damn i use almost all the services you listed: Butetooth, Hyper V, Printing, Remote Desktop etc etc, but i don't use Phones Service or NFC Nearfeald Service, why did you not disable those? How much impact do these service have that you disabled? Would be interesting to know!
You can disable whatever you like. It's hard to know what people use on their computer and what others don't. If I say disable it to someone may need it and then they complain in the comments
Hi, Brian, I saw another video about this but forgot who did it but I do remember he said it is better to set them to manual than to disable them but some I feel are better to disable like remote desktop
I’m a little on the fence about the IP helper. There are mixed feelings from many. I’m not sure why. I did read that about 25% of internet might use it. Idk
Frustrating, some of us are not that IT savy, and it would be helpful to provide an explanation what each item is and why they are better to be turned off as the description in the services window isnt great.
It didn't work, I had 190 processes showed in task manager, 60 more than you before you disabled them and after disabling some you suggested, not all of them, I hoped to see less processes, but it didn't happen, now (after restarting) they are 189. I checked out and those processes are still disabled, so I can't understand what happened. Anyway thanks for the video, let's find other information I missed.
Is the BitLocker service even available in Windows 11 Home? And it surprises me that ActiveX is still there considering IE isn't even installed on Windows 11
How do you factory reset to the point where it's actually at the "OOBE" Out of box experience? Regular factory reset and or device factory reset won't go far enough back in the setup process. To be able to pick your "language region currency" It will bring you to where you can pick your language but it's not the correct screen. Plz 🙏 HELP! I know my device has the screen with a "language region currency" Screen. you very first turn it on Straight Out of the Box. But now that I know this I'm stuck because I can't go back far enough.
sometime my explorer not responding & disk management completely not show after i open it, i have 2 partitition fat32 : 1 efi boot sector, 2 batocera pattition. window 11 is fresh install but i have that problem. what should i do to fix that ? i use win11 23H2 thanks .. (sorry my english bad)
I keep getting this message when i try to open a file ;MAKE SURE PERSONAL IS RUNNING ON YOUR PC..THEN TRY AGAIN,,I use programs like Screenhunter etc and next to the files name there is little logo that looks like a cloud..please help
Services are not hurting anybody whether they be automatically enable if called upon or manual. Printer services will automatically be active when you want to, well, print something and go back into hibernation when you deem you are done. Blutooth sync, if the service is disabled or manual, Windows will not be automatically able to detect and pair a Blutooth capable device automatically.,
I agree, people insist on disabling services, I myself leave them alone. Services that are running impact system, services they are not running and set to manual don't
Unfortunately when you upgrade to windows 11 you can’t disable all of the services. some of them you have to leave alone which is unfortunate. On windows 10 that’s not the case. I can disable a few extra. I have about 37-38 processes running while idle. while gaming it goes up to 44-47. On windows 11 It’s locked to 55-57 while idle. & in my opinion thats annoying. your basically gaining extra system latency if you switch.
stopped 2 services then when stopping ip helper was warned it would stop intel(r) dynamic application iloader host interface service. so I stopped ? thanks anyhow.
I disable quite a few including win updates as twice a win update has wiped 2 computers, I would like to be able to stop having to sign into my own laptop & also sstop set up PIN popping up, and also stop win directing me to save to the one drive I never use it I dont trust it I have lost so much data using one drive I prefer to keep it on the local machine & a physical back up drive
im using EmsiSoft Security as my AV so i would like to disable defender but when i click on it the option for startup type and stop are greyed out. Im assuming its done to prevent apps from doing stuff they arnt spoused to but is there any way to bypass this?
i cant help but point out you didnt disable all the hyper v shit which is probably one of the most important ones that will really give you a massive performance boost and they're all unnecessary to have running turn all that off and you will see a stupid big amount of performance increase
id love to put windows 11 on my main desktop but when i enable secure boot on my motherboard it bricks my windows 10 (it wont boot/show the uefi in the bios) i have the asrock x570 phantom gaming motherboard tpm 2 is already enabled (bios update did that) and im on the latest bios version and i know my 3700x is supported if i look in windows 10 it says legacy install got any ideas how to fix it so i can install windows 11 without making/using a modded windows 11 install (just in case microsoft decides to brick those kinds of installs in the future)
If you installed Windows 10 as MBR (Legacy) then Secure Boot is not supported, and that is why it wont start. Too much to do here. (Convert to GPT, add an EFI partition) You would be better off backing up your data, and re-installing 10. I'm assuming that you want an in place upgrade, and not a dual boot.
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So do you bother disabling services? let me know below. Drop us a LIKE 👍👍
I usually don’t disable services. I use a Bluetooth mouse so I won’t disable the Bluetooth services.
I do disable services I don't use, and set some app-related services to manual. But as I do, I write them down on a Notepad and save it as, Services so I can turn them back on later if I find that I need them.
@Britec09 When I go to disable Windows Defender a box pops open Access Denied. I am the Administrator.
Manual thanks to other guides or Chris's scripts. But I followed this one and it has made a difference in Windows 10. The fan isn't going as much. So thank you!!
Nope do not disable services here. Unless you take copious notes in a book noting the date when you disable these services. The days of tweaking settings are long ago for me. Reminds me of WindowsXP days. Reminds me of BlackViper list of services
This is so difficult to decide. Older software may still depend on their own active x ocx's for their functionality rather than using dll's. Also, some services may have dependencies to parent services. It's really up to the developers which have their own style of coding. A good way to check these issues can be monitored with system internals. Unless those services are clearly defined, my practice is - if you have a decent system (cpu, ram, etc.), they are doing no harm and left alone. You never know when you install an app that will suddenly depend on services you disabled. What a quagmire ! Good one Brian - Thank you sir!
You're welcome
@@Britec09 Can i turn off background intelligence transfer service??
@@rajkishorebehera7489 Microsoft's service is called 'intelligent', not 'intelligence'. It allows intelligent use of networks to download programs and data in the background, hopefully without saturating your connection and ruining internet performance while you're playing games. Turning it off might make Windows Update or other such background downloading apps fail or ruin your K:D ratio in Fortnite etc.
If you have a service running that us actually named 'background intelligence transfer', I would investigate and be very suspicious of it.
I'm not desperate for performance, but every single extra bit helps and your video did a huge amount of easy explanation to help with a bunch of the clutter that may be on a system.
If you are a programmer / scripter, do not turn off the Touch Keyboard service, it will entirely prevent user input in the windows Terminal.
Hello, I am grateful to you for your attention, your time, and your knowledge in creating, producing, and editing this fabulous video!
Wow, thank you
Hello, My pleasure.
All your videos are very informative and have value and this one is no exception. As a tech myself I would like to point out however, that many of the services you mention are set to "Manual" and aren't already running and therefore won't account for CPU usage. As a best practice, I almost always leave this setting as is in case Windows, being the fickle thing that it is, requires it.
That is correct James, the services that are not running will have no impact on the system resources and they are normally set to manual. You will find nowadays a lot of services are set to manual and service is not running, which means it won't impact system resources. So a lot will do nothing unless they are a running service.
exactly. I just checked cpu utilization after this tutorial and it didn't help at all.
My processes went to 120 to 70-73 and the performance increased 50% thanks alot!
Very cool, after restart my pc couldn’t start, had to reset windows.
I dint think disabling Second login is good
This is proper OS guidance. Much appreciated Sir.
You are welcome
Thanks for including additional explanations on the services that you disabled.
You're welcome
Brian could this video also apply to Windows 10? My problem is understanding of the services is very limited apart from the absolutely obvious like the Xbox stuff as most of the explanations of services are to me quite ambiguous. I would like to see a video on what to do with processes in the task manager too.
Video starts out well but gradually becomes less informative about what the services are and skips many services. If we knew what the services were we wouldn’t be watching the video. You seem to give up on it half way through …”.if you don’t want this one then turn it off” Duh! I stopped watching at 9.5 minutes because you had resorted to just reading them out as they appear on the screen. You have a nice presentaton style and it would be good if you did the video again but maintained how you start off.
Yea. His lack of giving a damn ruined the video
Unfortunately that lacking of known/informed information seems to be 99% of these sorts of vids on youtube. " I don't know what this is, I'll just disable it" quote from a recently watch vid, some of these people are total morons that have no right to be making these sort of vids.
I think you should have a good think about what you have written!!! The guy wasn't telling you to do what he was showing you, he was making it clear that you needed to use your own brain (If you have one) to make the decision as to whether you delete something or not!!! After reading your comment I would suggest you get somebody who knows what they are doing to look at it for you!!!
@@allansmith9374 dude title of the video, nough said.
@@Weird_guy79 to a ignorant "Weird" guy who doesn't understand true English I suppose getting past the title would be brain storming for you!!! The Tech: told us all throughout his video, that the final decision(to remove it or not) "IS YOUR DECISION"
I understand that people think disabling services saves system resources, however all services that have manual as default startup type will most of the time not be running at all and not use a single clock cycle or single byte of ram when left as is. Also like you already said services have a purpose, disabling them disables certain Windows features. They are not bloatware. If you are running low on resources try stopping other applications either running open or minimized or even in the system tray. There is much more to gain from closing as much of non OS software as you can. The only 2 that have serious impact are automatic updates (only when actual downloading and installing updates is in progress, when you are all done it does not take up anything significant). The other one is defender, other anti virus products have a similar impact as defender on performance, so switching is futile. The differences you will see depend on the default settings of the chosen product. If you want less impact you can configure defender to do things like only do realtime on disk writes only not reads, and make exclusions for folders that have things in them that get updated a lot. For example make exclusion you can turn on for your steam folder that you can use when you update your games.
Not sure disabling already stopped services actually does something tbh. Technically stopped services are not using any resources and they will only start if needed.
Also those are stopped (set on manual ) are better than disabled bcz when error come while opening, your head is gonna spin so hard
hey how did you get the windows 7 explorer in windows 11 great video btw
Overall decent video. However, I think you should've gone into more detail about the stuff related to networking and security. Some of these things you advised to turn off because "Oh you just don't use it." isn't a smart move. Some of those background services related to networking are important for protecting someone's data in the event their PC is compromised.
I disabled everything that you mentioned plus like ten more processes and my cpu utilization didn't change a bit.
Because doesnt matter at all. CPU today is more than capable for this services and same with RAM and SSD. Mostly of this services was set on “manual” which is already disabled if you dont use them.
Hi! I´ve been following you for quite some time and your videos really do help a lot when it comes to Windows 11 bloatware and stuff that we really dont need but I had to ask you since I`ve been having issues with unnecessery services and processes running in the background, when im not doing anything I have over 150 prozesses running and I want to go down to 95, how can I do that, is it just by turning off the services or do I need to do something else? Cheers!
THANKS MAN,DO MORE VIDEOS LIKE THIS.AMAZING VIDEO!
this is quite helpful because I mainly work in a Windows VM, so i try to make my template VM as efficient as possible.
Thanks for the video. You showed us your video how to back up and restore Group Policy. Is there the way to back up and restore Services ?
I will make a video
Enjoyed this video. You are and always informative ❤❤🔥🔥🔥👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿
Have to admit it’s a great video and advice to those who want to number crunch.
Touch keyboard and Handwriting panel service disabled will cause you not to be able to type in CMD/Powershell.
if you are using messenger for windows, its probably best to keep the handwriting keyboard touch service enabled as messenger won't work properly, I found this out yesterday
Unrelated question from a new sub. I have a 1TB SSD, I am using just under half. The other day, I startedup the system and noticed over the past few days us useage my 1TB is now just under full. I added nothing, sent a few Gov emails, watched youtube, and have no idea what happened. Any ideas how to clean and where did it come from? I just watched your how to clean vid from 2 years ago. Great vid.
I'm surprised you didn't talk about the Microsoft Edge services. I don't use Edge so I disabled the service.
thanks. 15:00 after doing all this my processes are still over 200 though ):
Any time a user makes a change without in depth knowledge of the service it could come back to bite you. I was hoping to see a pareto of items with the biggest impact to performance and the lowest risk.
I know there's probably not much of a difference but is there a windows 10 version of this video? Also do you know which services are safe to switch to manual or delay in order to get a faster bootup?
Most all of your recommendations were set to Manual (and not running) in my mini-pc. I assume that this means that so far, no program has requested or needed this service?
I understend when you disable services on Windows XP, but on 11? Also, we get reduce of memory usage(b1,8-a1.5), but all resalts of disabling insignificant, imho. Windows 11 installed on modern PC (i don`t see any reason for avarege user to install 11 on old PC, except graphic design) and in most cases this manipulation don`t bring you any boost of performances that you can feel.
You wouldn't believe the number of processes running on my machine: It's 263. But it runs as smooth as butter.
I love this video 😂😂
”Now if you do need the map section…then don’t damn deseable it!”
“Use your common sense!”
It’s fully automatic in Win 7. I don’t need to switch anything off, after a while Windows will turn them off by default.
this video help me a lot .my disk usage is at 100 percent all time but now 1 percent.
Thank You again, Brite. Great info. Much appreciated. Oh for Win XP :-),,, having been "forced" into Win 10
"Disable Windows 11 Services You Don't Need" - Easy uninstall windows 11 and go back to windows 10 .. 🤣 (im a win 11 user before people jump on me)
same on windows 10 lol
@@Britec09 I know 🤣
🤣 gotta love Linux users posting on Windows videos 🤣
@Linden Reaper "whining" ? I thought I worded it in such a way that it was clearly a joke. Oh well maybe I need to put (This is clearly a joke) in my comments 🤣🤣🤣
@lindenreaper8683will doing all this improve the performance of my computer?
thank you, much more help, windows still works much better and I have processes at 90%
Could use the ShutUP10 program that turns a lot of stuff off
Youre the man. Do you know much about how the windows audio pipeline? Theres more IT work today around the area of video uc meetings and theres just this never ending barage of problems where windows constantly have to change default audio outputs and inputs. There are fairly newly implemented functions in windows regarding audio permissions. One can give an application ability to fully take control of an audio device, im guessing its to avoid the problem with constantly changing audio I/O but what if you have 2 applications with this permission, say a softphone app and perhaps google meet in the web browser, which app gets precedence? Where Can I find a setting for that? I cant find ant info anywhere of it but this has to be a fairly common problem for todays IT-pro. A video of this would be very much appreciated or if you could point me the n the right direction. I just can’t belive there isnt detailed info about this anywhere. Been on about 4 different offices the last 2 years. It’s a constant problem wherever you go.
In this list..
Network connections should we start or disable condition what is it.
Hey I have a question with my Lenovo idea pad 3. So like it won’t turn on when I plugged in. Do you know like have an idea for to fix it?
I love the way you help us your very clear and easy understandable. I am so disapointed with windows 11, now I hear about the recall update, I just bought windows 11, I hate it and I also won't update to the next microsoft. windows really Stinks they have taken windows 10 and thrown it out the window for the crap windows 11 and they call it an update, so many things different, have to learn how to use it, no start menu, have to keep double clicking to find anything, some stuff has been renamed, I wouldn't reccomend Microsoft if you can change to another system do so. Don't spend your hard earned money on a Microsoft computer. with the new update recall that alone made my mind up.
How to get Start Menu and Settings Like UR's Desktop?
I JUST DISABLE SOME OF THE STUFF IN YOUR VIDEO BUT WAS SELECTIVE, I STILL HAVE NEARLY 200 RUNNING PROCESSES WHEN TELEGRAM-DISCORD AND YOU TUBE RUNNING BUT NOT NOTICING MUCH NEGATIVE PERFORMANCE ON MY LAPTOP. UTILIZATION IS RUNNING AT 25%. THANKS FOR THE TIPS THUMBS UP FROM ME
Thanks
AHHHHH WHY ARE WE YELLING?!
Hey Brian missed you a lot.
I use sordum service optimizer give it a try mate.
Not sure whether it supports windows 11 coz I'm on win 10. :)
Thanks for the tip!
i think people already know, but you can't disable window defender services
thank you
Do you think from a security perspective some services should be disabled?
if these aren't running but you set them set to manual, I see no problem with that because what if you end up needing them? Just a thought. I'm focused on disabling the ones that are running that are set to run automatically on boot because I'm trying to decrease boot time.
NOT Encrypting Your Drive Leaves You VERY Vulnerable To Remote Breaches !!! Also = MY Suggestion To Stay Secure = Disable ANY Remote Access Managers !!! = The ONLY Reason Why you Would Wont This Feature Running IS IF You Are Running a Server !!!
Encrypting Your Drive can also cause problems
@@Britec09 Especially when trying to recover from a hardware failure. Once encrypted it's impossible to recover any data from that drive without the key, and unfortunately most people don't save that key where it can be useful when it's needed.
He say stay secure my ass been using 1709 with no AV just using ublock ads block and with only 17 service running didnt notice any slow down or being hack.
Damn i use almost all the services you listed: Butetooth, Hyper V, Printing, Remote Desktop etc etc, but i don't use Phones Service or NFC Nearfeald Service, why did you not disable those?
How much impact do these service have that you disabled? Would be interesting to know!
You can disable whatever you like. It's hard to know what people use on their computer and what others don't. If I say disable it to someone may need it and then they complain in the comments
How about a similar guide for W10 users? I imagine many will be the same.
Will this all wrk on win 10 as well
thanks man, this was really helpful
whats the difference between disabled and manual?
Sir please help , i accidentally turned off all services & it wouldn't let me login neither with PIN or PASSWORD !!! what to do ?
Me too
should i disable windows event log?
Hi, Brian, I saw another video about this but forgot who did it but I do remember he said it is better to set them to manual than to disable them but some I feel are better to disable like remote desktop
The services that are not running will have no impact on the system resources and they are normally set to manual.
openssh authentication agent disabled OR ENABLE IN WINDOWS 11 ?
THX BRITEC
Good video my friend!
Maybe I missed it, but to make these changes, do you need to be in an admin level account?
I’m a little on the fence about the IP helper. There are mixed feelings from many. I’m not sure why. I did read that about 25% of internet might use it. Idk
Frustrating, some of us are not that IT savy, and it would be helpful to provide an explanation what each item is and why they are better to be turned off as the description in the services window isnt great.
Amazing video!
You are so kind
Good video for all them tweakers
Appreciate it
Why would the processes be consuming resources if they're stopped?
Put Bluetooth to Manual, then it only starts up when you actually need it and doesn't use any resources when you don't need it
That is correct
It didn't work, I had 190 processes showed in task manager, 60 more than you before you disabled them and after disabling some you suggested, not all of them, I hoped to see less processes, but it didn't happen, now (after restarting) they are 189. I checked out and those processes are still disabled, so I can't understand what happened. Anyway thanks for the video, let's find other information I missed.
I wasn't able to Disable or Stop the Defender services in the Microsoft list, the options to do so are grayed out.
after applying all your settings my taskbar's right side icons disappeared along with date and time, plz help..
Is the BitLocker service even available in Windows 11 Home? And it surprises me that ActiveX is still there considering IE isn't even installed on Windows 11
If I have not mistaken, it's available only in Professional and Enterprise editions.
No
How do you factory reset to the point where it's actually at the "OOBE" Out of box experience?
Regular factory reset and or device factory reset won't go far enough back in the setup process. To be able to pick your
"language region currency"
It will bring you to where you can pick your language but it's not the correct screen. Plz 🙏 HELP! I know my device has the screen with a "language region currency" Screen. you very first turn it on Straight Out of the Box. But now that I know this I'm stuck because I can't go back far enough.
Some Microsoft updates will restart services after they have been installed.
MS Defender , firewall and Antivirus services CANNOT be turned to 'Disabled'! Is there a way around this as they are a pain in the proverbial?
you skipped the disbale antivirus defender one?
sometime my explorer not responding & disk management completely not show after i open it, i have 2 partitition fat32 : 1 efi boot sector, 2 batocera pattition. window 11 is fresh install but i have that problem. what should i do to fix that ? i use win11 23H2
thanks .. (sorry my english bad)
thank you so much sir...
This is all that you disable?!
You can disable more if you don't need them
I keep getting this message when i try to open a file ;MAKE SURE PERSONAL IS RUNNING ON YOUR PC..THEN TRY AGAIN,,I use programs like Screenhunter etc and next to the files name there is little logo that looks like a cloud..please help
Services are not hurting anybody whether they be automatically enable if called upon or manual.
Printer services will automatically be active when you want to, well, print something and go back into hibernation when you deem you are done.
Blutooth sync, if the service is disabled or manual, Windows will not be automatically able to detect and pair a Blutooth capable device automatically.,
I agree, people insist on disabling services, I myself leave them alone. Services that are running impact system, services they are not running and set to manual don't
Make a video on ... Features on win11 that win10 don't have .....
i'd disable Geolocation Service
Do I even need to do it if my cpu is always at around 2% anyway unless I’m playing a game
Unfortunately when you upgrade to windows 11 you can’t disable all of the services. some of them you have to leave alone which is unfortunate.
On windows 10 that’s not the case. I can disable a few extra. I have about 37-38 processes running while idle. while gaming it goes up to 44-47.
On windows 11 It’s locked to 55-57 while idle. & in my opinion thats annoying. your basically gaining extra system latency if you switch.
dose this apply to windows 10 also
Yes
@@Britec09 good sides i never mess with services app here system pritty fast with 2.5 ssd 1tb icoolax
Does this increase performance?
if you mean does your game go from tortoise to lightnng speed I honestly doubt it !
stopped 2 services then when stopping ip helper was warned it would stop intel(r) dynamic application iloader host interface service. so I stopped ? thanks anyhow.
I disable quite a few including win updates as twice a win update has wiped 2 computers, I would like to be able to stop having to sign into my own laptop & also sstop set up PIN popping up, and also stop win directing me to save to the one drive I never use it I dont trust it I have lost so much data using one drive I prefer to keep it on the local machine & a physical back up drive
im using EmsiSoft Security as my AV so i would like to disable defender but when i click on it the option for startup type and stop are greyed out.
Im assuming its done to prevent apps from doing stuff they arnt spoused to but is there any way to bypass this?
hello Your video is really helpfull but will work on video games
Good and useful guide.
Glad it was helpful!
Can i disable background intelligence transfer service
Please, help me Sir. How to know the detail specs of integrated/internal/onboard RAM laptop ASUS VIVABOOK X441U (clock ? MHz/ DDR?-?/ PC?-?) ? Thanks.
not install 11 and ADS. windows 10 works
how do you manage your ram usage? cuz mine is using 3gbs, and I'm still not sure what it's using
Are you using onboard graphics?
@@Britec09 well yes, the preinstalled one, because I don't want to open my laptop yet
i cant help but point out you didnt disable all the hyper v shit which is probably one of the most important ones that will really give you a massive performance boost and they're all unnecessary to have running turn all that off and you will see a stupid big amount of performance increase
id love to put windows 11 on my main desktop but when i enable secure boot on my motherboard it bricks my windows 10 (it wont boot/show the uefi in the bios)
i have the asrock x570 phantom gaming motherboard
tpm 2 is already enabled (bios update did that) and im on the latest bios version and i know my 3700x is supported
if i look in windows 10 it says legacy install
got any ideas how to fix it so i can install windows 11 without making/using a modded windows 11 install (just in case microsoft decides to brick those kinds of installs in the future)
If you installed Windows 10 as MBR (Legacy) then Secure Boot is not supported, and that is why it wont start. Too much to do here. (Convert to GPT, add an EFI partition) You would be better off backing up your data, and re-installing 10. I'm assuming that you want an in place upgrade, and not a dual boot.
Is there a version for windows 10?
Same