In Windows 7, there are many system-run services that we often don’t require for our work. So Disabling or not running this service unnecessarily, we can save the boot time and speed up Windows 7. Here is a list of Windows 7 system services that can be safely set to Manual or Disabled.
IMPORTANT: It is safer to set the following services to manual rather than disabling them. Sometimes, if windows need assistance, they can start it by themselves if it is set to manual. If you set it to disabled, Windows 7 cannot begin the service independently.
Here we got them listed.
- Application Experience.
- Computer Browser (If your PC does not connect to any network)
- Desktop Window Manager Session Manager (If you don’t want the aero effects)
- Diagnostic Policy Service
- Distributed Link Tracking Client
- IP Helper
- Offline Files
- Portable Device Enumerator Service
- Print Spooler (If you do not use a Printer)
- Protected Storage
- Remote Registry (You can safely disable it for more Security)
- Secondary Logon
- Security Centre
- Server (If your computer do not connect with any network)
- Tablet PC Input Service
- TCP/IP NetBIOS Helper
- Themes ( If you want any aero and good visual appearance (classic theme will be applied))
- Windows Error Reporting Service
- Windows Media Centre Service Launcher
- Windows Search (If you rarely use the Windows Search feature )
- Windows Time (If you do not want to synchronize system time with internet time automatically)
I hope this helps!
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