Tune your Windows Services with Easy Service Optimizer 1.0

[Thomas the Tank Engine]

 

Popular utilities developer Sordum has released Easy Service Optimizer 1.0, a free tool for optimizing system services on Windows XP and later.

 

The program works much like an automated version of http://www.blackviper.com/service-configurations/black-vipers-windows-8-1-service-configurations/'' title="Black Viper">Black Viper

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 It detects your Windows version (XP-10) and automatically adjusts its profiles accordingly.

 

Does it adjust its UI accordingly too? Where did those goofy icons come from?

[Yochanan]

Maybe link to the dev's site while you're at it?

[Jack 0Neill]

Maybe dont use this crap unless you want to risk breaking your computer

 

LEAVE SERVICES ALONE THEY TAKE UP NO MEMORY AND YOU GET NO PERFORMANCE GAIN FROM DISABLING

[DeadEndAccount]

Maybe dont use this crap unless you want to risk breaking your computer

 

LEAVE SERVICES ALONE THEY TAKE UP NO MEMORY AND YOU GET NO PERFORMANCE GAIN FROM DISABLING

 

I would have though most people knew already that Windows services are loaded on demand ever since Windows 7 (might have been in Windows Vista but I can't be sure) and they're invoked based on a trigger mechanism. In Windows 8 Microsoft reduced the number of services started by default as they gradually transition to such a model. It appears that once again we have people who tweak their machines then run off to the support section for the website whining their Windows is broken.