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.
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hjlbx
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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.
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.
What about setting services from automatic to manual rather than disabling?
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
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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Alkajak
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Came here to find a Black Viper link. Was not disappointed.
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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