- Jan 31, 2014
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Since the first time I tried the earliest Windows 10 builds, I was surprised to see its number of processes or services. By tweaking Windows 8.1 Pro, I was able to slim down the number of processes/services to 45 (no desktop apps running), but with Windows 10, even after some tweaking, the number is around 56 (no foreground app running).
I understand that some services are important for Windows 10 is much more cloud-inclined, and some services I think is for fitting the universal apps to my small screen resolution of 1024x600. (I could be wrong )
So, what processes or services are safe to set to Manual or Disabled and still have Windows 10 function well?
Thanks.
I understand that some services are important for Windows 10 is much more cloud-inclined, and some services I think is for fitting the universal apps to my small screen resolution of 1024x600. (I could be wrong )
So, what processes or services are safe to set to Manual or Disabled and still have Windows 10 function well?
Thanks.