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Save System RAM Memory Utility
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Save System RAM Memory
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 If you want to fine tune your system to have the fastest
 possible boot times and to use the absolute minimum amount
 of RAM memory possible, run the file included here and
 answer the 25 quick questions about how you use your system
 and what you need to have functioning, like for instance a
 printer, or webcam.

 This file is simply for disabling or enabling services.

 You will need to reboot windows after you have answered all
 the questions and the box closes.

 No changes will occur if you answer "Y" (Yes) to every
 question. You should always just answer "Y" if you are
 not sure how to answer...

 Answering "Y" will leave the service enabled (default).
 Answering "N" will disable the service.

 If you answer "N" (No) to every question, you will be left
 with only four services running! Yes FOUR SERVICES!!!!!!!!
 You would only have 11 processes running and Windows using
 about 40Mb RAM.

 The four services left running if you say no to all are: 

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 Event Log
 Plug and Play
 Remote Procedure Call
 Windows Audio 
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 Event Log cannot be stopped.

 Plug and Play should never be stopped, because this makes sure
 your devices are detected. Basically, if you were to stop this,
 then your sound card and video cards would not even be present.

 Remote Procedure Call is without a doubt the most important service
 in Windows. Almost all other services in Windows depend on this.
 This service is pretty much the service that is the core of Windows
 itself - Windows cannot possibly run without it. You cannot stop this
 RPC service... even if you were stupid enough to want to!

 Windows Audio service could be stopped, but then you would not
 have any sound in Windows at all including from media players,
 in any of your games, or anything.

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 ********************** IMPORTANT NOTE ABOUT DHCP ***********************

                 (This is the question about Dynamic IP)

 Be very careful if you say no to the question about having a Dynamic IP
 address. If you do have an IP address that changes, then this service is
 almost certainly needed. If you say "N" (No) to this question and get a
 network tray icon that says "Aquiring IP address" and you cannot connect
 to the internet, then it is because of DHCP being disabled.

 This DHCP should never be disabled if you install Windows in VMware,
 regardless of whether your real machine has a dynamic IP or not does
 not matter. You cannot connect to the internet in VMware if you have
 DHCP disabled... it is as simple as that.

 However, some systems just don't need DHCP enabled. I personally
 have a broadband connection that is Dial-Up (2Mbit) and I do have
 a dynamic IP address too, and yet I can just disable DHCP with no
 loss of connectivity, so it is hit and miss really. The general rule
 is, if you have a dynamic (not static) IP address then you need this
 service to be enabled - but not in all cases!

Comments

How so?
Task manager cannot enable/disable, or set to automatic any services at all.

The most you can do is temporarily kill a service. If that service is set to automatic it'll soon be started up again anyway, so that's of precious little use.
Task Manager, either in the default shipping version included with any MS OS's or the enhanced version through Sysinternals doesn't have any functionaly to control services.

I don't see the program as particularly useful however as you can easily go into the services MMC and control all the services there, and check an explanation of what they all do what services are dependent upon what etc etc. which is more then this application does.
No, you should NOT be able to do this with Task Manager. (at least not with xp and 2000... I don't know anything about vista)

You CAN do this WITHOUT this program however.
Here's how:

Go to START menu and select "RUN"
Type (without quotes) "services.msc"

All major processes that could be running in the background are listed with a description of their function.
Highlight a process, right-click it and select "properties"
Go to the box that says "Start up Type" and left-click the drop-down box to the right of it.
Select one of the following:
"Auto" for services you need
"Manual" for Windows to decide for you whether or not you need the service
"Disable" for services you don't need

It's probably a good idea for anyone interested in fine tuning their computer's performance to better meet their needs to do this. I would suggest googling any process that your unsure of before you disable.
Thanx dude..
seed please.
I will try to revive some of the eXperience's works. What happened with this dude ?