Disable the Win7 System Security Center solution

Guide: Shut down the Win7 System Security Center. Currently, we all know that the Win7 operating system is a very safe system and a very nice-looking system. However, such a powerful Win7 operating system also has some features we don't need. These functions will also occupy our resource memory in the background. In this case, we should disable these useless functions.

Today, the system home editor teaches you how to close the system security center.

1. first, right-click "my computer" and choose "manage computer management". -- find "services and applications" -- find "services ", after finding a service item on the left side, click "service" and various computer service items will be displayed on the right side. We find a "securitycenter" item in "service", for example:

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2. for example, find securitycenter on the right side of the Service Management Project, double-click the left button on securitycenter, and then the "securitycenter properties" dialog box appears, we can stop the service in the Property dialog and set it to disabled, for example:

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Stop securitycenter service items

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Disable securitycenter service items

For example, we can stop and disable the securitycenter service items separately. After setting the items, don't forget to click OK at the bottom.

With the above steps, we can close the system's security center perfectly and leave some occupied resources for the system.

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