Windows 7 Tips: Turning off unused services to speed up your PC

Disabling services that are not used in Windows 7 may accelerate system boot time.

Problem: There are many services in Windows 7 that did not we use every day, would be better for kitauntuk disable it.

Solution: You can disable services that are listed below.

1. Application Experience

2. Computer Browser (if not within the network / network)

3. Desktop Window Manager Session Manager (if you do not want to use the aero effects)
4. Diagnostic Policy Service
5. Distributed Link Tracking Client
6. IP Helper
7. Offline Files
8. Portable Device Enumerator Service
9. Print Spooler (if you do not have a printer)
10. Protected Storage
11. Remote Registry (You Can safety disable it for more security)

12. Secondary Logon
13. Security Center
14. Server (If you're not running any network)
15. Tablet PC Input Service
16. TCP / IP NetBIOS Helper
17. Themes (If You Want aero and good visual appearence)
18. Windows Error Reporting Service
19. Windows Media Center Service Launcher
20. Windows Search(If you rarely use Windows Search feature)
21. Windows Time (If you do not want to synchronize the system time with internet time automatically)

Follow the instructions below to disable the service:

STEP 1. Open the Control Panel. Find the Administrative Tools icon. Then, click on Services. Or, you can open the Start Menu and type services.msc in the search line. Then, press Enter.

STEP 2. If you are prompted, click continue at the UAC prompt. Once again, you may need to enter the Administrator password.

STEP 3. Right click on the service you want to start or stop. Click on Properties.

STEP 4. Now you can turn off or start the service to suit your needs.

Maybe you need to reboot your system in order to bring about change can be perceived.