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Services of Microsoft Windows Vista
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Services of Microsoft Windows Vista
Saturday, May 10, 2008 at 12:19 am
Posted by Luigi A. Cruz
(39 messages posted)
What is/are the purpose(s) of the following services of Windows Vista? What is/are
their effect(s) when unchecked, disabled, or not running or what consequences will
I be facing when I disable one or more of them? This can be seen under "System configuration
utility" (Start > In search text box, type "msconfig.exe" > Click "Continue" only
when prompted for permission from you for launching "System configuration utility"
> Tab "Services"). If there any other services of Windows Vista, please let me know.
Thank you.
Application experience
Application layer gateway service
Application management
Windows audio endpoint builde
Windows audio
Base filter engine
Background intelligent transfer service
Computer browser
Certificate propagation
Microsoft .NET framework NGEN v2.0.70727_X86
COM+ system application
Cryptographic services
Offline files
DFS replication
DHCP client
DNS client
Wired AutoConfig
Diagnostic policy service
Extensible authentication protocol
Windows media center receiver service
Windows media center scheduler service
Windows media center service launcher
ReadyBoost
Windows event log
COM+ event system
Fax
Function discovery provider host
Function discovery resource publication
Windows presentation foundation font cache 3.0.0.0
Group policy client
Human interface device access
Health key and certificate management
Windows CardSpace
IKE and AuthIP IPsec keying modules
PNP-X IP bus enumerator
IP helper
CNG key isolation
KtmRM for distributed transaction coordinator
Server
Workstation
Link-layer topology discovery mapper
TCP/IP NetBIOS helper
Multimedia class scheduler
Windows firewall
Distributed transaction coordinator
Microsoft iSCSI initiator service
Windows installer
Network access protection agent
Netlogon
Network connections
Network list service
Network location awareness
Network store interface service
Peer networking identity manager
Peer networking grouping
Program compatibility assistant service
Performance logs and alerts
Plug and play
PNRP machine name publication service
Peer name resolution protocol
IPsec policy agent
Protected storage
Quality Windows audio video experience
Remote access auto connection manager
Remote access connection manager
Remote registry
Remote procedure call (RPC) locator
Security accounts manager
Smart card
Task scheduler
Smart card removal policy
Windows backup
Secondary logon
System event notification service
Terminal services configuration
Shell hardware detection
SL UI notification service
SNMP trap
Print spooler
SSDP discovery
Windows image acquisition (WIA)
Microsoft software shadow copy provider
Superfetch
Tablet PC input service
Telephony
TPM base services
Terminal services
Themes
Thread ordering server
Distributed link tracking client
Windows modules installer
Interactive services detection
Terminal services UserMode port redirector
UPnP device host
Desktop window manager session manager
Virtual disk
Volume shadow copy
Windows time
Block level backup engine service
Windows connect now - Config registrar
Windows color system
Diagnostic service host
Diagnostic system host
WebClient
Windows event collector
Problem reports and solutions control panel support
Windows error reporting service
Windows defender
WinHTTP Web proxy auto-discovery service
Windows management instrumentation
Windows remote management (WS-management)
WLAN AutoConfig
WMI performance adapter
Windows media player network sharing service
Parental controls
Portable device enumerator service
Security center
Windows search
Windows update
Windows driver foundation - User-mode driver framework
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Services of Microsoft Windows Vista
Saturday, May 10, 2008 at 6:01 am
Posted by Charlie Hadden
(854 messages posted)
Unless you are told to do so by a RELIABLE source and I'm not talking some computer
junkie that spends his day chatting on the net, Leave the services alone. If you
want a pretty nice list of what services are set to run or not, in any certain situation
I will enclose a link below. There is seldom a need to mess with services. You can
always go get a A+ cert. or MCSE, but to understand and utilize these any better
than they are set up by MS, it's just not going to happen. I have only seen MS tell
a person 2 times in my life to alter them and one those is standard practice for
XP and the other are hardly used and can really trash your update system if you don't
do it right.
http://www.blackviper.com/WinVista/servicecfg.htm
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re: Services of Microsoft Windows Vista
Wednesday, May 14, 2008 at 6:35 am
Posted by Charlie Hadden
(854 messages posted)
While digging through some old references I found the following site that gives a
brief description of the services. This in no way is a complete tutorial, but if
you stay smart document EVERY MOVE YOU MAKE in the services and only work with one
item at a time, giving plenty of time to discover effects, it may help you a little
bit.
http://itsvista.com/topic/services/
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re: Services of Microsoft Windows Vista
Friday, June 6, 2008 at 9:56 am
Posted by Charlie Hadden
(854 messages posted)
If you have some time you might like to look over the following site about Vista
Services.
http://downloads.techrepublic.com.com/abstract.aspx?docid=296633
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