Disable THESE 12 Windows SERVICES Right Now (Boost Speed Instantly)
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- Опубліковано 31 лип 2024
- 🚀 Is your Windows 11 PC running slower than usual? It might be due to unnecessary background services hogging resources. In this video, we'll guide you through the process of disabling specific Windows 11 services that can significantly boost your PC's performance!
🔧 Whether you're a casual user or a power user, optimizing your system is essential for a smooth computing experience. Join us as we dive into the Windows 11 Services Manager to identify and disable services that may be slowing down your PC. These tweaks are safe and can be easily reverted if needed.
👉 In this video, you'll learn:
The impact of specific Windows 11 services on your PC's performance.
Step-by-step instructions on how to access and manage services in Windows 11.
Which services you can safely disable to free up system resources and speed up your computer.
Tips on monitoring your system to ensure a balanced performance after the tweaks.
🛑 WARNING: Be sure to follow the instructions carefully, and only disable services that are safe to modify. We'll provide a comprehensive guide to help you make informed decisions about which services to disable and which ones to keep.
⚙️ Ready to supercharge your Windows 11 experience? Hit the play button and optimize your PC's performance today!
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🔔 Stay tuned for future videos on Windows 11 customization, troubleshooting, and performance optimization. Thanks for watching, and happy computing! 🚀💻 #Windows11 #PCOptimization #TechTips #PerformanceBoost - Наука та технологія
Note that anything marked "manual" means it won't start unless some program starts it. Disabling ActiveX when it's manual and not running already is just breaking things unnecessarily.
Yes, but a scheduled task could start it w/out you realizing. Disable also stops scheduled task.
@@Oops-IMeantToDoThat Right. And that could break whatever that task was supposed to do, if it was actually necessary to the program running. (For example, a VPN program might launch the service that does the encryption and such when you connect the VPN, which would fail if you disabled it.) You can also wind up with desktop-launched programs starting support services.
That’s true but when u turn ur pc off it is still taking in electric same with manual just acts like a resistor but still adds pressure
I would guess that 'Manual' means the service isn't running until it's called upon to run. If I'm right then disabling it is likely to make virtually no difference at all. Disabling the print spooler is not advisable because one day - when you've forgotten that you disabled it; and how you disabled it - and you try to print you'll tear your hair out in frustration as to why printing doesn't work.
You can always come and activate print spool services. Most of the users don't use laptop desktop for printing.
@@EasyTechGeek Yes. It can always be enabled again but my point was: Many will forget about it and how to activate it again. Anyway, thanks for the info in the video. It's always nice to see content that educates ordinary end-users as to how to gain more control over their computer.
Additionally certain windows updates will disable the print-spooler. But if like me. While I do not have a standard printer anymore... I do have a label printer. disabling the print spooler always makes me think my printer is broke
@@TheCynysterMind :D
Helpful video. Thanks for this
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I really liked the video, I love learning the little secrets of windows. I was going to subscribe, but I must have already enjoyed the first video I watch, I was already subscribed. lol
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This is great, thank you for sharing! I have used Windows since the 3.0 days and always disable whatever I can. I did not know about some of these services, every bit of saved CPU cycles helps 😁
Glad it helped! ❣️😊
Thank you. Even if I don't notice a speed change (haven't rebooted yet), you still helped me spy proof my machine a little more. Look into VPN's and VM's (virtual machines) and Linux Mint, which looks and acts a lot like regular Windose (it is a pun), but without all the bloat and spyware. The first time I ran Linux, it felt like I had doubled the number of cores in my machine it ran so fast compared to Windows. You have my like and sub.
Thank you so much ❣️😊
Yep. Install a VPN, then disable the manual service it starts to encrypt your traffic, then wonder why your VPN doesn't work. ;-)
Thanks, newly subbed. Some things I know already, but many I don't. I like how you take the fear from some users to ever mess with anything on their pc's.
When I first started using pc's they only said to me C:\ that scared me as well until someone told me how it worked.
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Thankx bro very educational
I enjoy going through it with It
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Thanks for this awesome video! Can this procedure be used to eliminate or disable Edge? It keeps wanting to invade my choice for Google as my search engine.
I will create a tutorial on that tomorrow 👍
Excellent, just found your channel, i have Subscribed. After next Windows Update will they all be altered back? Just a thought do a Restore Point before any changes to be on the safe side.
Yes Restore Point is fine. You can do that.
Thank you! I subbed.
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I'm a new viewer.. 🎉.. I like this channel... Today i will apply this method on my pc🎊🎉
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Thanks for a great video.
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Modern computers can handle all of these no problem.
thanks for the information
Always welcome ❣️😊
Remember to create a system restore point before disabling the services in case you experience any issues.
Great video btw it helped me reduce CPU usage which is always high for me. Keep up the good work mate❤❤
Thank you and you can always enable them back if needed. 👍
Yes sir @@EasyTechGeek
I always create a system restore point before doing anything that might screwup windows also when i install certain software just in case i get a problem. In fact i think he should have said this at the start of the video.
awesome man!!!! thank you so much! you are a genius! i love your channel you helped me so much!!!!!....
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thanks it's really help me to increase my pc performance
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Yet another informative video, thanks for your time and effort to make these tutorials. Your voice is always calm and relaxing, my go to channel, cheers.
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Please explain how taskbar works in windows 11....i can't find some icons. thank you for the lessons. Happy new year
Will make a tutorial on that soon. Happy New Year Buddy 😊👍
@@EasyTechGeek thank you
Connected Telemetry is needed for Gamers, achievements will not pop-up if disabled. Example is Forza Games in Windows Store.
You still get achievements though, just won't get the notification. I actually prefer it that way. I have the Xbox app on my phone and that dings.
I have just followed the way you adviced. Need to wait for the results. I will post the results later.
So how were the results? :D
All good. Many thanks.
You're Most Welcome Buddy ❣️😊
You're Most Welcome Buddy ❣️😊
Keep these on manual their oftenly used in your day to day basis. Disabling them means your never using them ever.
(ActiveX Installer)
(Print Spooler)
(IP Helper)
(Geolocation Service)
(Windows Biometric Service)
hey what happen if we disable "Connected Devices Platform Service"
Theres maybe one game called State Of Decay2 on Steam which Asked to be signed in with Xbox Account, if disabling all the xbox services, will it conflict with that game ? or are those Sevices for something else? i dont use a xbox controller nor do i ues anything but the game i mentioned, which was simply i guess syncing that game to an xbox account. Thank you for sharing, i do have lots of Pressecces running in Task manager.
You can always enable or disable the services. So you can try whichever works for you. 👍
thanksss sir
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@@EasyTechGeek should i disable windows search?????
@@Kikiiiiii787You can, if u don't use it. Just disable the Windows search service too.
@kikiOfc_ Although counter intuitive, you'll still be able to use Windows Search even if disabled.
It will run only when needed, as opposed to indexing whenever it pleases.
@@jlr1487okay thanks❤
I just did it in my work pc I will do it on my 2 pc in my house I love it thanks from the Dominican Republic
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Useless info as most of the services he disabled were NOT running (manually started as needed) and therefore wouldn't effect performance of the system.
I'm noticing people are obsessed with "optimizing" Windows and getting the amount of running processes as low as possible. Chris Titus has a video where he got the processes down to 40, which is just absurd. You're gimping Windows and its functionality so much by disabling everything. Most of those processes don't even use any CPU time.
If you are a novice or want to guarantee these disabled 24/7 then yes it is useful but many features were left out which can be disabled
One has to use an obsessed frame of mind because there's probably 100 settings that can be adjusted on a computer to get my boot up time reduced from 17 seconds to 5.5 none of the adjustments disabled services that were used
Bro what does Removed or restored in protection history i need help😭😭😭
i have NO RESPECT for tech ppl who do NOT KNOW that they do NOT have to click "apply" before clicking ok
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i found windows search indexing service not being useless to me since it really does nto slow my ssd down at all even if i do all these things to get more performance and speed
Thank you so much for adding a tip ❣️😊
Some of these were worse disabled and some were manual start but I meant something so thank you.
i can't type in services it won't let me even in extended mode
those that are set as "Manual" are not running all the time..... it runs only when they are needed so its useless to disable them....
When I press power and battery in system it closes window
Windows search indexing service is a nasty useless process that more often than not is slowing down your ssds and hdds and slowing down searching itself because of how poorly its implemented and thought out.
Disabling it does not disable the search function, just the indexing.
What's the service called?
@@Stormie21 windows search
@@lanelesic i have disabled it but for some reason my settings is lagging very hard and became slow but I have a ssd, my settings were smooth but suddenly it became laggy and slow also particular the "lock screen settings" when I search and click freezes my settings and it comes back a few minutes later
@@Stormie21 Look into your ssd usage in resource monitor to see which processes are using the ssd.
None of what you describe has any relevance to the windows search service.
@@lanelesic my disk stays below 2% if idle
excellent video
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Any useless services I can disable is a win.
yo will this make my pc faster and run game smooth? and will it do any damge to my pc ? and pls replay
Yes it will make a change for sure
Do not need to STOP prior to setting Disabled. Nor do you have to click APPLY prior to OK. Services which cannot disable immediately, will do so on restart (required to finalize and confirm updates).
You forget to disable a DISTRIBUTED LINK TRACKING SERVICE 😢
All of these services you disabled where not even running to begin with. Windows 11 can manage this perfectly fine nowadays.
But do these changes work for a local user as well as for Admin?
Yes Local administrator
@@EasyTechGeek Thanks.
Maybe I was just lucky but ALL of these items were already disabled.
Any solution
helpful
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good.
Thank you! Cheers! ❣️😊
Will it boost fps
You can try 👍
Short answer: No
Long answer: It might indirectly improve performance by stopping these services using up CPU time, but I would say it will not be enough to see a performance increase of any notice.
@@TigonIII then what should I do
@@user-kj2fw2ii2n the best way to boost fps is to buy a better graphics card.
@@user-kj2fw2ii2n Buy a new PC
Pressing Apply before OK is 100% unnecessary.
I did wonder about that but I went back and did it all again just in case,.....pc is same
why not ALL the REMOTE DESKTOP items. There are two more.
Yes all can be done. 👍
Turn off Windows updates is most important.
Please stop clicking Apply, OK!!!!!
this fix made no difference at all,......but then again no UA-cam quick fix. makes a difference either,....seems to me if you want a faster pc. BUY A NEW ONE,....maybe they are made to go slow over time so “my fix” buy a new one, is the only one that will work
Watch my tutorial in the popular section How to make pc faster. Let me know if any changes you notice. 👍
@@EasyTechGeek I Watched the other video idid all those actions last week from another “make your pc faster” video ,it made no difference I will try again sometime this week following your guide,..if nothing happens this next time I will smash it , the frustration is getting to me.
bro make windows 10 videos
It will work for Windows 10 as well
Yes win 10 is much better than 11 . These guys avoid it . I used win 7 till the last day aug 2023 New doesnt mean better .
@@Ninurtha1 Actually now it is better. You seem to be using very outdated information and haven't actually looked at gaming benchmarks recently. When you are 150 years old you will still be on UA-cam telling people how great windows 10 is.
Actually I wont . win 10 sucks a big one . I would much rather use XP . I used XP till 2019 . Microsoft updated my XP machine in 2019 out of the blue I couldnt stop it , next day my hard drive reversed and died.@@Yolo_Swaggins
Noice.
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first
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