Vista System Services Optimization Strategy (1)

Compared to the hardware requirements of Windows Xp,vista Beta 1, how can you make full use of your existing hardware to run Vista smoothly? Of course, we need to optimize it.

When it comes to optimization, the first thing to think about is the service that we may never be able to use in the operating system. To take care of all consumers, the Windows operating system will always contain a large number of services for various purposes, some of which are necessary to run the operating system, and others that are completely useless to most people. Our goal is to minimize the number of services that must be run while ensuring the full functionality of the operating system, to achieve optimization.

The primary approach to optimization is to disable services that are not needed. First, run services.msc and open the service console, which lists all the services in the operating system. The current vista is nothing special here compared to Windows 2000/xp/2003, so as long as we understand the specific role of each service, we can disable it in the same way.

Each of the following services, we will be in accordance with the format described: Service name, service description, operation mode, recommended settings, service process.

. NET Runtime Optimization Service v2.0.50215_x86: Optimizes the running of programs written with next-generation technology. The default mode of operation for this service is manual and does not recommend changes.

\\WINDOWS\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v2.0.50215\mscorsvw.exe

Estimate to run after using this technique. NET technology will be more efficient when you write a program that is running in an existing system. NET program is still a bit slow.

Application Experience Lookup Service: Handles application-compatible query requests when the application starts. The default mode of operation for this service is automatic and does not recommend changes.

\\WINDOWS\system32\svchost.exe-k Netsvcs

It is estimated that after using this technique, the system will automatically select the appropriate compatibility mode when running the old program in order to achieve the best results.

Application Information: Provides information for the operation of an application. The default mode of operation for this service is manual and does not recommend changes.

\\WINDOWS\system32\svchost.exe-k Netsvcs

Application Layer Gateway Service: Provides support for Third-party protocol plug-ins for Internet Connection Sharing. The default operation of the service is manual, and if you are connected to the network, the service starts automatically and does not recommend changes.

\\WINDOWS\System32\alg.exe

This service is also available in Windows XP and is similar in scope.

Application Management: An intelligent mirroring (INTELLIMIRROR) Group Policy Program for active directories provides software installation, uninstall, and enumeration operations. If the service is stopped, users will not be able to install, delete, or enumerate any programs that are installed using the smart image method. If the service is disabled, any other services that depend on the service will not be able to run. The service defaults to a manual operation, which is primarily applicable to centralized management in a large enterprise environment, so home users can safely disable the service.

\\WINDOWS\system32\svchost.exe-k Netsvcs

Automatic Updates: Allows you to download and install the Windows Update program. If the service is disabled, the computer will not be able to download updates from the Windows Update Web site using the Automatic Updates feature. The default mode of operation for this service is automatic. However, the update is for the formal release of the product, the software is still in the testing phase, even if there is a loophole, generally will not be updated in this way, most of the next beta to improve. So in the current testing phase, the service can be disabled. However, it is best to keep the service running automatically in the official edition.

\\WINDOWS\system32\svchost.exe-k Netsvcs

A very important service, with it basically don't worry about Gesanchaiwu go to the Windows Update website to patch up.

Background Intelligent Transfer Service: transmits data between clients and servers in the background. If BITS is disabled, some features, such as Windows Update, do not work correctly. The default operation of this service is automatic, and the primary purpose of this service is for Windows Update or Automatic Updates, but since the test phase generally does not use the Update feature, the service can be safely disabled. Again, it is best not to change this service in the official edition.

\\WINDOWS\System32\svchost.exe-k Netsvcs

Base filtering engine:base filtering Engine, do not know what this service is for, but the system default mode of operation is automatic, then we had better not move.

\\WINDOWS\system32\svchost.exe-k localservicenetworkrestricted

Certificate propagation: Provides certificates for smart cards. The default mode of operation for this service is manual. If you are not using a smart card, you can safely disable the service.

\\WINDOWS\system32\svchost.exe-k Netsvcs

It is estimated that when Vista is released, passwords are not the only credentials that can be used to differentiate user identities, and perhaps smart cards, or more convenient biometric technologies such as fingerprints and iris recognition, will be more widely used.