It's safe to set the services to "Manual" instead of disabling it. Set all services to manual (by using CTT tool). Do a backup before disabling the services as it may break PC or some apps.
Don't need to click Apply and then Ok... just click OK. Difference between OK and apply is that OK saves changes and dismisses the dialog box, Apply saves and does not dismiss the dialog box.
@@justoneweek6983 Per its description, it "shares Windows Media Player libraries to other networked players and media devices using Universal Plug and Play." So, it can stream your music and videos from your computer to other devices. If you don't use WMP, don't have your content grouped into WMP libraries or just prefer to get your content another way, then there's no reason for the service to be running. I think that it gets enabled only if you set up WMP in the first place, though, so, if you've never used WMP on a PC, it's probably not running.
Having gone through the list on my Win 10 Machine, I discovered virtually every one of these is set for "Manual," and are currently not running. I believe many more of us will find the same.
Wish I would have read the comments before just doing these suggestions... I followed instructions to the letter but upon restart the laptop wouldn't boot into windows and only went to a brown screen with the power icon in the bottom right. Couldn't even get any of the F-key options to work during reboots. Finally had to do a procedure detailed on the MS website to get it to go to repair options... hope it works! Was trying to get my wife's work laptop to speed up, this WASN'T the solution.
I've disabled some services in the past, only for M$ to turn them back up when I've had update fixes. It's worth checking occassionaly that services you've turn off, stay off.
Interesting, most of these services were a) manual start, and b) not running on my PC - perhaps installation and initial start would make a difference?
FYI: Most of these services weren't running. As they are preconfigured my MS in manual mode, and only run if a program you may need uses it. I think you're doing more damage than helping. I noticed you had an error on disabling the GameDVR and Broadcast Service, with an incorrect parameter that you totally blew off. So why don't you explain what happened? So you went to the Map Manager Service that you couldn't find and started talking about the Geolocation Service? I gotted confused 🤔
Brother can you please tell me how to improve my battery backup and screen on time in my Lenovo IdeaPad slim 3 i7 13th gen H series laptop 🙏 i bought it one month back
I appreciate these tips however can anyone tell me or explain what the Radio Management service actually is? The description says it's for Airplane mode but I have it always running on my desktop and it gives the "Parameter error" when I try to disable it or even try to turn it off. Any help about this service and how to turn it off on a desktop is appreciated.
The Radio Management Service (RmSvc) in Windows 10 and 11 is responsible for managing the system's radio states, such as Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and cellular connections. You can turn Off Bluetooth and disable each Wifi adapter instead. Cellular isn't an issue if you don't have a cellular adapter.
I use ghost spectre windows 11, minimal install, and most of the services you lost here to disable are already set to manual rather than automatic. Utilization hovers around 2% idly, with 215 threads (game and VPN services running, plus the necessary base windows services).
While I hate anything running that is not absolutely required and I find this video informative, what I don't understand is why ANYONE would sell or build a computer in 2024 with 4gb of RAM. The RAM utilization on this computer was at 72% without ANY user programs running. Running almost any program would max out the RAM and bring that computer to a crawl whether you shut down those services or not would make almost no actual difference in the performance. The minimum requirement to even install Win10 is 2gb and for Win11 is 4gb and all that will really do is allow the computer to boot up, if you ask it to do almost anything else, you better be prepared to WAIT FOREVER!!! I appreciate the video but your less savy viewers would be better served to show them actual benchmark test results before and after making these changes, and how little difference it would actually make, and then show them the increase in speed by increasing the RAM to at least 6-8gb minimum. It would make a HUGE difference, and make that computer somewhat useful.
"SysMain" Service is another name for "Superfetch" but in Windows 10/11. The functions is to learn/capture usage patterns in RAM and based on that pattern performs "pre-chacing" to speed up the next usage process. This mainly affects Hard disk users. For SSD users, it should be turned off.
If you disable Sensor Services you may cripple the power settings in the SETTINGS window. Symptom is Settings crashes when power button is clicked in System... Power
Great video! Explaining the what & why. 💯 I had already set many to manual, but per the video and disabling any I can't imagine using helped more. After restart, processies (lol) 170 to 149, threads 1,802 to 1,454, handles 70,800 to 54,095 and everything works fine. btw, Dell 3520 laptop, Core I5, 8 GB & HDD will swap out for SSD soon. (weakest link lol) There are always hardware limitations but there are also excess Winbloat services that need our attention. 🙂
I strongly recommend making sure you're not using bitlocker before you turn off the encryption that would prevent you from turning it back on. And set them to manual. If some other service needs them, it will start them.
Does setting the services to “manual” mean that these services, if needed by the System or by programs and applications, are activated/enabled automatically?
@@onomatopeira The program that needs the service tells Windows to start the service when it's needed. If it's disabled, stuff breaks. If it's manual, it just stays turned off until you run whatever program you didn't know needed that service. I imagine some sloppy programs might fail to say they need the service running, but I've never had such a problem.
Just a heads up I found if you disable the biometrics service you also disable the ability to change/set a log in pin. (at least with 11 22h2 and earlier, I haven't tested if this still behaves that way, but I don't imagine they would change that "feature").
@@CrownGEEK Thanks, helpful guide for those that like to max-min their systems. Also helps from a battery perspective to have less services running for those on laptop. I got 16 gb and I still find it helpful. I like to run a tight ship and like my system lean and mean. With microsoft constantly adding in new bloat, your descriptions of what each service does was very helpful in also deciding for myself what to disable - though I already had a lot of this stuff disabled from my own tweaks. The remote desktop especially was a great suggestion. Though I had it turned off those that don't, it could definitely be a security risk even to have it on manual. I will try the sysmain. That's one I've never disabled before. I do see it using a decent amount of resources on occasion so I am a little curious what happens.
Find a better guide. There's a lot of misinformation here. He also shows his noob ignorance by telling you to click apply before ok, which is not necessary.
Win 11 so greatly recognizes GAMES, that it swaps out and freezes all kinds of services - without intervention. Even running with an absurd 8GB RAM, Win11 will do it's best to run the game - first and foremost. I know we needed efforts like this a few years ago, and there were real gains, but not so much today. === Maybe if you have 10 year old tech running Win10, maybe you'll notice the diff?
… I literally ran to my windows 8gb ram hp laptop to follow along then 💭 (why not fast forward and check results !) … Instantly took my finger off the power button after seeing that stopping 24 processes on WINDOWS 10/11 RESULTS to 0, that’s ZERO ‼️ REDUCTION in M E M O R Y 😳😢😔 … “WELL THATS GREAT, THATS JUST F’N GREAT MAN, NOWW WHAT’RE WE SUPPOSED TO DO, WE’RE IN SOME REAL PRETTY SHIT NOW MANNN !” “You finished !” “THATS IT MAN GAME OVER MAN, ITS GAME OVER, THE F WE GONNA DO NOW, WHAT’RE WE GONNA DOOO ‼️” 😂😂😂
Iam sorry but thats far from optimized .. Iam running 38 processes 374 threads with all basic functionalitys inclooding search and i still found i can reduce it to 350 ish threads.
With the exception of _Connected User Experience and Telemetry,_ set to 'Manual' instead of 'Disable.' That's how mine was set. Note: Those with Bitlocker on their systems should not disable the _BitLocker Drive Encryption Service._ It'll brick your PC, forcing you to reinstall Windows.
I'm not sure you understand what some of these services actually do, nor are for. Your descriptions for several are inaccurate, and you advocate disabling services that aren't running / are already in Manual mode. Assuming this is Pro, you should really look into Group Policy Editor. Disabling is NOT the same thing as Manual. P.S. Sysmain is what Microsoft used to call Superfetch. No clue why they renamed it.
@@PolizeiPaul Because Windows Updates will often reset what you've changed those services states to, while Group Policies are honoured unconditionally.
You don't want this guy teaching others about changing Group Policy settings. Example " change all settings that are "0" to "1" and those at "1" to "0"...
I will never follow any of these tutorials again! My brand new PC is locked, so much I have to take it to a repair shop, and they are now taking the it back to factory settings and re installing windows. These people come up with these so called help articles and take no responsibility for long term disastrous results!
Sounds like bit locker was enabled and the service was disabled. Unfortunately it's a very easy way to brick a pc without a easy way to re-enable the service. Hopefully the repair shop didn't take you to the cleaners for a simple factory reset.
Yu shouldn't have disable all the services bcz it's makes your laptop suck so yu had a low rnd pc or like yu don't yu xbox then yu should diable some of them but not the entire service i have done so i just diable biometric and xbox service now my crappy laptop becomes fast although it's not that much great but if yu had a 4 gb of ram and i3 10 th gen cpu then yu might have to do that and plz be careful anything happens to your pc or laptop will be your fault or its your own risk
Memory Usage at the beginning is 3.9 and at the end it's 3.9 CPU Usage at the beginning is 2-12% and at the end it is 2-12% No reason to go through all this.
It does. It makes people think they have a lean mean fighting machine. But in time when they forget what they've done and they receive errors then they're going to curse Windows for not working and switch to Linux. 😅
It's safe to set the services to "Manual" instead of disabling it. Set all services to manual (by using CTT tool). Do a backup before disabling the services as it may break PC or some apps.
True, Manual is a way to go.
Yes , manual is also a safe way instead of disabling
Yup, because these disabled my ability to set account sign-in options.
Manual is a good idea. If you plan on changing your password or PIN or other login details, keep the Windows Biometric Service on Manual.
@@cammy85I wondered why my account sign-in options weren't working. It's because of the "Windows Biometric Service" disabled.
All should be off by default and promted to activate when using specific softwares that need them.
That's what "manual" means. Set it to manual instead of disabled and this is exactly how it works.
@@darrennew8211 not what he said
Windows Vista tried to do it but got a hateful backlash for doing so.
Don't need to click Apply and then Ok... just click OK.
Difference between OK and apply is that OK saves changes and dismisses the dialog box, Apply saves and does not dismiss the dialog box.
Ok
Ok
Ok
ok
applied
Any new PC I always immediately disabled the Windows Media Player Network Sharing Service, which always makes a big difference
Thanks for updating your experience here ❤️
what does it do windows media player network sharing device is it from the media player?
@@justoneweek6983 Per its description, it "shares Windows Media Player libraries to other networked players and media devices using Universal Plug and Play."
So, it can stream your music and videos from your computer to other devices. If you don't use WMP, don't have your content grouped into WMP libraries or just prefer to get your content another way, then there's no reason for the service to be running.
I think that it gets enabled only if you set up WMP in the first place, though, so, if you've never used WMP on a PC, it's probably not running.
@@justoneweek6983 allows sharing libraries with other devices on the same network, or something like that
Having gone through the list on my Win 10 Machine, I discovered virtually every one of these is set for "Manual," and are currently not running.
I believe many more of us will find the same.
Lol. Most confusing video ever.
it is also with me i think because of tweaking utilities.
Wish I would have read the comments before just doing these suggestions... I followed instructions to the letter but upon restart the laptop wouldn't boot into windows and only went to a brown screen with the power icon in the bottom right. Couldn't even get any of the F-key options to work during reboots. Finally had to do a procedure detailed on the MS website to get it to go to repair options... hope it works!
Was trying to get my wife's work laptop to speed up, this WASN'T the solution.
These services will not create any problem, you must have done something else
Your video spoiled this guy laptop
@@soulshock210 🤣🤣
I've disabled some services in the past, only for M$ to turn them back up when I've had update fixes. It's worth checking occassionaly that services you've turn off, stay off.
This ! YEs
Interesting, most of these services were a) manual start, and b) not running on my PC - perhaps installation and initial start would make a difference?
Thank you so much for this video. Keep up the good work
FYI: Most of these services weren't running. As they are preconfigured my MS in manual mode, and only run if a program you may need uses it. I think you're doing more damage than helping. I noticed you had an error on disabling the GameDVR and Broadcast Service, with an incorrect parameter that you totally blew off. So why don't you explain what happened? So you went to the Map Manager Service that you couldn't find and started talking about the Geolocation Service? I gotted confused 🤔
Great Video! Thanks!
Brother can you please tell me how to improve my battery backup and screen on time in my Lenovo IdeaPad slim 3 i7 13th gen H series laptop 🙏 i bought it one month back
Thank for the video
Keep it up 🎉
Your videos are really informative.
thank you for reducing my background services!
Man such a great help👌😎
I appreciate these tips however can anyone tell me or explain what the Radio Management service actually is? The description says it's for Airplane mode but I have it always running on my desktop and it gives the "Parameter error" when I try to disable it or even try to turn it off. Any help about this service and how to turn it off on a desktop is appreciated.
The Radio Management Service (RmSvc) in Windows 10 and 11 is responsible for managing the system's radio states, such as Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and cellular connections. You can turn Off Bluetooth and disable each Wifi adapter instead. Cellular isn't an issue if you don't have a cellular adapter.
The dude broke my win11. I can not open the task manager or registry anymore. Cannot fix anything. I had to reinstall Win11
disabling these services should not cause the window problem you have probably done something wrong
I admire the way of your style. Thank you so much for sharing this video.
super nice ! Thanks !
Ryzen 7 with 4GB RAM is a crime😭😭😭
It's a virtual machine
Yes
😂😂😂😂 deadass, so sad
Anything less than 16 is deadly
@@SuperSimpleLLC anything above 16 is wasted potential
I checked, and most of the mentioned service are already set to manual start. So nothing to do for me (running Windows 10)
The real source of problems here is the 4 GB of RAM.
This was a VM, not a real hardware machine ...
The reals source of problems is not understanding what a virtual machine is
u think i should d this on my laptop i bought a new strix laptop and its has like 200-220 process
Outstanding video, thank you.
Great manual! Keep updating it. 😊
I use ghost spectre windows 11, minimal install, and most of the services you lost here to disable are already set to manual rather than automatic. Utilization hovers around 2% idly, with 215 threads (game and VPN services running, plus the necessary base windows services).
While I hate anything running that is not absolutely required and I find this video informative, what I don't understand is why ANYONE would sell or build a computer in 2024 with 4gb of RAM. The RAM utilization on this computer was at 72% without ANY user programs running.
Running almost any program would max out the RAM and bring that computer to a crawl whether you shut down those services or not would make almost no actual difference in the performance.
The minimum requirement to even install Win10 is 2gb and for Win11 is 4gb and all that will really do is allow the computer to boot up, if you ask it to do almost anything else, you better be prepared to WAIT FOREVER!!!
I appreciate the video but your less savy viewers would be better served to show them actual benchmark test results before and after making these changes, and how little difference it would actually make, and then show them the increase in speed by increasing the RAM to at least 6-8gb minimum. It would make a HUGE difference, and make that computer somewhat useful.
Sure, I will keep this in mind...thanks
it is a VM machine.
Thank you, much improved PC windows 10 performance.
Worked very well for me! Thanks. If some fols rushed to disable some service that was being used by them, it's their fault.
"SysMain" Service is another name for "Superfetch" but in Windows 10/11. The functions is to learn/capture usage patterns in RAM and based on that pattern performs "pre-chacing" to speed up the next usage process. This mainly affects Hard disk users. For SSD users, it should be turned off.
If you disable Sensor Services you may cripple the power settings in the SETTINGS window. Symptom is Settings crashes when power button is clicked in System... Power
Did you know before or found out after disabling?
@@erature25 After. I re-enabled Sensor Services and it stopped the crashes.
Thanks
Welcome
Hi can you please list the services in text to copy and save for easy implementation
your videos are amazing
Great video! Explaining the what & why. 💯 I had already set many to manual, but per the video and disabling any I can't imagine using helped more. After restart, processies (lol) 170 to 149, threads 1,802 to 1,454, handles 70,800 to 54,095 and everything works fine. btw, Dell 3520 laptop, Core I5, 8 GB & HDD will swap out for SSD soon. (weakest link lol) There are always hardware limitations but there are also excess Winbloat services that need our attention. 🙂
Glad it helped!
amazing video! thank you for debloating my windows
wow! nice! thx for this ❤
Thankyou so much master senpai :D
I strongly recommend making sure you're not using bitlocker before you turn off the encryption that would prevent you from turning it back on.
And set them to manual. If some other service needs them, it will start them.
Does setting the services to “manual” mean that these services, if needed by the System or by programs and applications, are activated/enabled automatically?
@@onomatopeira The program that needs the service tells Windows to start the service when it's needed. If it's disabled, stuff breaks. If it's manual, it just stays turned off until you run whatever program you didn't know needed that service. I imagine some sloppy programs might fail to say they need the service running, but I've never had such a problem.
@@darrennew8211 Ah, ok! Thanks for the information.
Good for reminding and/ or pointing that out.. avoids being stuck out !
Just a heads up I found if you disable the biometrics service you also disable the ability to change/set a log in pin. (at least with 11 22h2 and earlier, I haven't tested if this still behaves that way, but I don't imagine they would change that "feature").
I am an amateur. I always disable windows update and my laptop works faster . No mention of update service , surprise for me.
if W10 has a "need" for Diagnostics, should they be also set to "Manual"??? They are running, normally. tanx!
i think all this stuff is also covered in chris titus tool as well ... mine were all set to manual
I had these stopped already via group policy in Win10, lots of tweakings there.
Thank you so much ❤
Dude you've got 4 Gb of RAM !! Unwanted services is NOT your problem !!!
😂
You mean people having a low end device doesn't deserve any optimization 😅
@@CrownGEEK You think?? 😁
Even if you have 32gb of RAM, it’s still beneficial to maximise the efficiency of your pc.
@@CrownGEEK Thanks, helpful guide for those that like to max-min their systems. Also helps from a battery perspective to have less services running for those on laptop. I got 16 gb and I still find it helpful. I like to run a tight ship and like my system lean and mean. With microsoft constantly adding in new bloat, your descriptions of what each service does was very helpful in also deciding for myself what to disable - though I already had a lot of this stuff disabled from my own tweaks. The remote desktop especially was a great suggestion. Though I had it turned off those that don't, it could definitely be a security risk even to have it on manual. I will try the sysmain. That's one I've never disabled before. I do see it using a decent amount of resources on occasion so I am a little curious what happens.
Find a better guide. There's a lot of misinformation here. He also shows his noob ignorance by telling you to click apply before ok, which is not necessary.
Why you disabled SysMain in Services? I am doing it manual. My English is poor so i just can understand writing English.
How to prepare for getting scammed by high quality Microsoft service members from Mumbai ...
If any of these services are set to manual, then don't disable it as they're not running in background
Bro after doing this , my system stopped working.... All files were inaccessible
Probably you are using Bitlocker and you disabled the Bitlocker service. That means you have an encrypted drive without the ability to decrypt it.
This is what you get for watching some random guy tell you to turn off random stuff you don't even know about.
THANKYOU SO MUCH
alot of these were previously set to "manual." i switched most of them to disabled though.
Thnx my processes berfore 147-150 now 93-95
i was getting "parameter is incorrect" popup error message when trying to disable some services. why?
He said to ignore it.
stop doiing what youtubers say to do....
Also, don't mention that this will not work on 'Home" editions of windows....
ewvery time i try to optimize servises my mouse start to lagg
I changed my computer a year ago, and in idl my cpu is at 1% ,constant
Win 11 so greatly recognizes GAMES, that it swaps out and freezes all kinds of services - without intervention. Even running with an absurd 8GB RAM, Win11 will do it's best to run the game - first and foremost.
I know we needed efforts like this a few years ago, and there were real gains, but not so much today.
===
Maybe if you have 10 year old tech running Win10, maybe you'll notice the diff?
I have 170 processes and 88000 handles how do i reduce the processes
I just reinstalled windows 10
restarted my computer after doing these steps in the video and its now 160 and 79000 handles
Currently at 191 processors on window 11 gonna edit and tell after results
EDIT- now it is 176 thx buddy
Didn't have any "dextop" at all on my machine."
my services are all manual from begining lol
My performance decreased after disabling sysmain service
i have only 99 without doing anything he mentioned.
Is it bad that I have 167 processes
idk but i have 220 💀
This seems to be a repeat of a previous video you posted. I already have the changes made, and I don't follow anyone else.
There are few more added in this
This video is a waste of time:
Most of these services are actually off by default, already.
Try doing a video without saying "basically"
Basically that's impossible, basically.
… I literally ran to my windows 8gb ram hp laptop to follow along then 💭 (why not fast forward and check results !) … Instantly took my finger off the power button after seeing that stopping 24 processes on WINDOWS 10/11 RESULTS to 0, that’s ZERO ‼️ REDUCTION in M E M O R Y 😳😢😔 …
“WELL THATS GREAT, THATS JUST F’N GREAT MAN, NOWW WHAT’RE WE SUPPOSED TO DO, WE’RE IN
SOME REAL PRETTY SHIT NOW MANNN !”
“You finished !”
“THATS IT MAN GAME OVER MAN, ITS GAME OVER, THE F WE GONNA DO NOW, WHAT’RE WE GONNA DOOO ‼️”
😂😂😂
Iam sorry but thats far from optimized .. Iam running 38 processes 374 threads with all basic functionalitys inclooding search and i still found i can reduce it to 350 ish threads.
Your computer is badly misconfigured for your CPU. You should have 1 socket, 8 cores and 16 threads showing for the 5700G processor.
It's a virtual machine
With the exception of _Connected User Experience and Telemetry,_ set to 'Manual' instead of 'Disable.' That's how mine was set.
Note: Those with Bitlocker on their systems should not disable the _BitLocker Drive Encryption Service._ It'll brick your PC, forcing you to reinstall Windows.
Bro your voice is like Techno Uplift. Is it your channel?
Yes
what the f is conhost 9 of them
PLEASE subtitles, it is impossible to understand this spoken English
I'm not sure you understand what some of these services actually do, nor are for. Your descriptions for several are inaccurate, and you advocate disabling services that aren't running / are already in Manual mode. Assuming this is Pro, you should really look into Group Policy Editor. Disabling is NOT the same thing as Manual. P.S. Sysmain is what Microsoft used to call Superfetch. No clue why they renamed it.
IF you're the ONLY one using your PC why does it matter having Group Policy Editor 🤔. Does it hurt to disable that?
@@PolizeiPaul Because Windows Updates will often reset what you've changed those services states to, while Group Policies are honoured unconditionally.
You don't want this guy teaching others about changing Group Policy settings. Example " change all settings that are "0" to "1" and those at "1" to "0"...
SysMain reduces ram usage.
You are using in Virtual machine, not in real windows
Yes, of course. It's not possible to do everything on a real computer to show everything
you born in india but now you live in the us right?
... But I live in a call center in India... 😊
I will never follow any of these tutorials again! My brand new PC is locked, so much I have to take it to a repair shop, and they are now taking the it back to factory settings and re installing windows. These people come up with these so called help articles and take no responsibility for long term disastrous results!
Sounds like bit locker was enabled and the service was disabled. Unfortunately it's a very easy way to brick a pc without a easy way to re-enable the service. Hopefully the repair shop didn't take you to the cleaners for a simple factory reset.
disable windows.
Yu shouldn't have disable all the services bcz it's makes your laptop suck so yu had a low rnd pc or like yu don't yu xbox then yu should diable some of them but not the entire service i have done so i just diable biometric and xbox service now my crappy laptop becomes fast although it's not that much great but if yu had a 4 gb of ram and i3 10 th gen cpu then yu might have to do that and plz be careful anything happens to your pc or laptop will be your fault or its your own risk
Memory Usage at the beginning is 3.9 and at the end it's 3.9
CPU Usage at the beginning is 2-12% and at the end it is 2-12%
No reason to go through all this.
It does. It makes people think they have a lean mean fighting machine. But in time when they forget what they've done and they receive errors then they're going to curse Windows for not working and switch to Linux. 😅
That cost me 3 hours
Nope! Not taking advise from the guy that is always calling me and trying to get me to give him access to my P.C.
Nice try "Steve"
😄, nice joke...
@@CrownGEEK its not a joke.
@@CovenantAgentLazarus than prove it
@@CrownGEEK You drive a cab and run a gas station. That's all you'll ever amount to.
@@CovenantAgentLazarus 😅😅
Useful but horribly presented
Use Linux......simple.
Then we run sudo and turn off that busy kernel. Saves CPU, memory and electricity. 😅
your english is bad but videos are good
You're just racist. He's building grammar correctly 😊😊. You're basically racist
Any pc with no GPU really scares tf outta me
Wtf my pc is not booting anymore 🫨
Then you go outside into fresh air and live again. 😊