I would advise anyone not to stop print spooler service regardless of windows version, because disabling it causes some minor rendering issues while printing and messes up print to pdf too. I ruined my reports because of this minor problem which I caused.
A lot of users think disabling a bunch of services will improve system performance. Generally, it will not -- or not at least anything noticeable.
In fact, blindly disabling services will more often than not cause issues - including some slow-downs.
In fact, blindly disabling services will more often than not cause issues - including some slow-downs.
- Mar 12, 2016
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much better get good informed aout what does every service. then do manual.. those program who " optimize " most of cases make more problems that solutions.
- Aug 23, 2013
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What about setting services from automatic to manual rather than disabling?
- Aug 2, 2015
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hjlbx is right the improvement is "minimal" from a performance standpoint,
but it does help a little, and if you do it right it will improve system security.
Messing with the Services though should not be taken lightly.
PeAcE
but it does help a little, and if you do it right it will improve system security.
Messing with the Services though should not be taken lightly.
PeAcE
- Aug 2, 2015
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Disabling printspooler is recommended for systems "without" Printers,
not for systems with printers.
Reading the information for each service before configuring is a awesome idea that can
prevent errors like this one.
PeAcE
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Came here to find a Black Viper link. Was not disappointed.
- Aug 2, 2015
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Glad you found it brother, good luck, if you run into issues I would be glad to help, as would many here.
PeAcE
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