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If you can not start setup.exe[Check Processes]

Last post 06-06-2006, 3:41 AM by knox_u. 1 replies.
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  •  06-06-2006, 2:43 AM 42

    If you can not start setup.exe[Check Processes]

    If you can not start setup.exe, you may have some others processes conflict with setup.exe. So you should clean up some processes who you unneeded.

    the follow infomation was post at http://mywebpages.comcast.net/SupportCD/Optimize2000.html

    GRC BlackViper's Windows 2000 Services GuidePDF File (Acrobat Reader Required)
    Using this guide will increase performance. If you are not 100% sure about a service leave it on its default state. The goal is not to turn off as many services as possible but rather to disable only unneeded services.

    Notes - Windows Updates can enable services that you have previously disabled. Check which services are running after a future Windows Update is completed. If applications stop working after using this guide it is usually due to being to aggressive with disabling services. Enable the services you disabled one at a time until the application works. In the future leave this service on automatic. If you run into any problems set all services back to their Defaults and start over.

  •  06-06-2006, 3:41 AM 43 in reply to 42

    Re: If you can not start setup.exe[Check Processes]

    This is for Windows XP

     

    GRC BlackViper's Windows XP Services GuidePDF File (Acrobat Reader Required)
    Using this guide will increase performance. Run XP-AntiSpy, Shoot The Messenger and Unplug n' Pray first before going through this guide since those utilities will disable some of these Services for you. Use the Guide in combination with the following list. If you are not 100% sure about a service leave it on its default state. The goal is not to turn off as many services as possible but rather to disable only unneeded services.

    Instruction - Go to Start, Run, type "services.msc" and press enter. Left-click on the status bar twice to filter all the started service to the top. Double left-click on the Service Name you wish to change. Change the "Startup Type" to either Manual or Automatic, then select "Apply" and "OK", repeat for all of the following:

    The following is a list of Services that you can Disable on most systems for increased performance:

    Disable Alerter
    Disable Distributed Link Tracking Client
    Disable Help and Support - (If you use Windows Help and Support leave this enabled)
    Disable Indexing Service
    Disable IPSEC Services
    Disable Messenger - (Shoot the Messenger and installing SP2 will disable this)
    Disable Portable Media Serial Number
    Disable Remote Registry Service
    Disable Secondary Logon
    Disable SSDP Discovery Service - (Unplug n' Pray will disable this)
    Disable Telnet
    Disable Upload Manager
    Disable Wireless Zero Configuration - (If you are on a wireless network leave this enabled)

    The following is a list of Services that should always be set to Automatic:

    Automatic Automatic Updates - (Required by Windows Updates)
    Automatic Background Intelligent Transfer Service - (Required by Windows Updates)
    Automatic COM+ Event System - (Required by BootVis and other Applications)
    Automatic Cryptographic Services - (Required to confirm the signature of Windows system files, Protected Root Services and Key Services)
    Automatic DCOM Server Process Launcher - (Required by Disk Defragmenter)
    Automatic DHCP Client - (Required for Cable/DSL connections and Routers)
    Automatic DNS Client - (Improves Internet Performance)
    Automatic Event Log - (Required by Windows and cannot be Stopped)
    Automatic Logical Disk Manager - (Required to manage and update your Harddrives)
    Automatic Network Connections - (Required by Network Connections)
    Automatic Plug and Play - (Required by your System Hardware, Never Disable This!)
    Automatic Print Spooler - (Required by Printers)
    Automatic Protected Storage - (Required to protected sensitive data and to prevent access by unauthorized services, processes, or users.)
    Automatic Remote Procedure Call (RPC) - (Required by Windows, Never Disable This!)
    Automatic Security Accounts Manager - (Required to store security information for local user accounts)
    Automatic Security Center - (Notifies you of you Firewall and AntiVirus Status)
    Automatic Shell Hardware Detection - (Required by the AutoPlay feature)
    Automatic System Event Notification - (Required by various Applications)
    Automatic System Restore Service - (Required by the System Restore feature)
    Automatic Task Scheduler - (Required by the Windows Prefetcher, BootVis and Norton AV, Never Disable This!)
    Automatic Themes - (Required by the new look of Windows XP)
    Automatic Windows Audio - (Required for Sound)
    Automatic Windows Management Instrumentation - (Required by Windows, Never Disable This!)

    Notes - Windows Updates can enable services that you have previously disabled. Check which services are running after a future Windows Update is completed. If applications stop working after using this guide it is usually due to being to aggressive with disabling services. Enable the services you disabled one at a time until the application works. In the future leave this service on automatic. If you run into any problems set all services back to their Defaults and start over.

    More details : http://mywebpages.comcast.net/SupportCD/OptimizeXP.html

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