Aventador said:
You will gain nothing out of tweaking your services. Back in the XP days it was different.
Indeed,however I must admit that back in the Windows XP days (and 512 MB) I also used to tweak my services.While the performance factor wasn't that important , the experience gained, made this process definitely worth it.
I do remember that at some point I only had like 10 process running while the computer was on Idle......all I can say is that I was very proud of my achievement.
Now MRF,lets restore back your services to the default settings:
- Download the Windows Repair All in One utility from the below link.
WINDOWS REPAIR ALL IN ONE DOWNLOAD LINK (This link will open a download page in a new window from where you can download Windows Repair All in One Portable version)
- Double-click tweaking.com_windows_repair_aio.zip and extract the Tweaking.com - Windows Repair folder to your desktop.
- Now open this folder and double-click Repair_Windows.exe
- Click the Start Repairs tab on the far right.
- Click the Start button (bottom right)
Note: When asked if you would like to create a restore point. It is recommended just in-case something does not go as planned.
- Click Unselect All
- Put a checkmark in the following items:
Set Windows Services To Default Startup
*Note: Leave everything else unchecked
- Put a checkmark in Restart System When Finished
- Now click the Start button (bottom right)