subject: Free Up RAM - Disable Unnecessary Processes [print this page] This is actually the next part of our guide concerning how to disable unnecessary services running within your Windows environment. In the event you did not read our first post, it mainly discussed the various Windows process library files and discussed more about them. Even though this tutorial is not the same thing, it relates to it, as it is also unnecessary processes running and using up your resources.
At times, your pc overall performance might be weighed down and therefore cause your computer to run slow. We are now going to discuss with you ways to effortlessly disable these types of services which may be using up RAM and CPU with no need.
Not only can these services be the reason for a computer running slow, they could also be a security risk. Basically, these exploits or risks are usually data files such as Malware, Trojans and key loggers concealed within your system. Remember not to download anything unless of course you're sure of what it is.
If you need to disable unnecessary services the first step would be to head over to your Control Panel, once within it, click on Administrator tools and then click on Services. You should receive a dialog box with quite a few services running. Make sure you know which files you might be disabling.
* Right mouse click on the service you intend to modify.
* Next click on Properties.
* From here you are able to select Disable or Manual.
* Apply, then OK.
* Do this for each to disable unnecessary services.
Realize that Windows loads their system with much too many programs that simply clog up your system resources. Some naturally are very important, however there are many which are just not necessary.
Additionally it is known that after you install software packages or even if you view a video online, you may be unknowingly putting worthless services that just take your systems RAM and CPU. More often than not as well, after you have removed or uninstalled these applications, they still load up in your services and startup. It is quite irritating when you think about it.
If you are seriously interested in wanting to speed up your slow computer, and free up system resources, you must disable unnecessary processes. We suggest that you simply check out one of the many online sites which will clarify each of them for you, or perform a Google search of the service you would like to disable.
