How to turn off unwanted system services

Failure problem: Windows defaults to a lot of services that are not available, how do you turn them off?

Failure handling: If not necessary, close the following services to reduce security risks;

Alerter (notifies selected users and computers to manage alerts).

ClipBook (enables ClipBook Viewer to store information and share it with remote computers).

Distributed File System (merges a distributed file share into a logical name, shared out, and the remote computer cannot access the share after shutdown).

Distributed Link Tracking Server (applies to the local area network Distributed Link Tracking Client service).

Human Interface Device Access (enables universal input access to Human Interface Devices (HID)).

Cd-burning COM Service (manage CD recording) during IMAPI.

Indexing Service (provides indexed content and attributes of files on a local or remote computer, revealing information).

Kerberos Key Distribution Center (Authorization protocol logon network).

License Logging (monitors IIS and SQL. Stop if the user does not have IIS and SQL installed.

Messenger (Alert).

NetMeeting Remote Desktop Sharing (Customer information collection from Netmeeing Company).

Network DDE (provides dynamic data exchange for programs running on the same computer or on a different computer).

Network DDE DSDM (Managing Dynamic Data Exchange (DDE) network shares).

Print Spooler (printer service). It's forbidden without a printer.

Remote Desktop help Session Manager (manages and controls the long-distance assistance).

Remote Registry (makes the local registry of the user of the computer modified).

Routing and Remote Access (which provides routing services on LAN and WAN, hackers use routing services to spy on registration information).

Server (enables this computer to share files, print, and named pipes across the network).

Special Administrator Console Helper (allows administrators to use the Emergency Management Services remote access command line prompt).

TCP/IP NetBIOS Helper provides the ability to share files, print, and log on to a network by providing support for NetBIOS on TCP/IP services and NetBIOS name resolution for clients on the network.

Telnet (allows remote users to log on to this computer and run programs).

Terminal Services (allows users to connect to remote computers interactively).

Windows Image Acquisition (WIA Camera service, applied to data cameras).