Quick access. Search related threads. Remove From My Forums. Asked by:. Archived Forums. Directory Services. Sign in to vote. We are facing a strage issue with logon scripts. Source Code This script has not been checked by Spiceworks. Please understand the risks before using it. Join or Login to share what you think! Shuey Nov 12, at UTC. Read these next So I should put the :end at the end of sthe script? Because I put it right after. Our script already has some endif and if statements. Can i change the word to not use the the word "end"?
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To continue this discussion, please ask a new question. Get answers from your peers along with millions of IT pros who visit Spiceworks. Now that you know which services can be disabled and which services are important to your system, you can safely speed up your boot by disabling the extra services using the services management tool.
Before you begin changing your service setup, set a System Restore Point to easily restore your system to an earlier configuration. However, be careful when you restore from restore points. Any applications or files that were created after the system restore point will be deleted when reverting to an earlier restore point.
The Services utility is included in all versions of Windows XP and is hidden away. Do the following to disable a service using the Services utility:. To get the maximum amount of performance out of your system, you have the option of disabling all of the services on your computer that are not critical to the system.
This would take away a lot of the nice features and conveniences of Windows, but you would have a much faster machine. The following is a list of system-critical services that should not be disabled. Feel free to disable all other services. The bare-bones system service setup is a good setup for optimal performance. However, don't you want to have some of the conveniences of Windows XP? Check out the recommended services to disable shown in the following list. If you follow these recommendations, you will cut down on your boot time but you will also have the nice features and conveniences of Windows XP.
Disable the following services:. This service is not system-critical and can be disabled, but unless you check for updates regularly, it is not recommended to disable this service Background Intelligent Transfer Service A service that transfers data in the background when the connection is not in use. One use of this service is to download updates automatically in the background. The system event notification is dependent on this service.
This service is system-critical Computer Browser Keeps track of the other computers on your network running the Microsoft Client for networking. This is what provides the list of computers when you are browsing your workgroup computer in My Network Places. This service is not systemcritical and can be disabled if you do not need the network browsing function Cryptographic Services Basically manages system security certificates as well as provides a database of signatures of key Windows files.
This service is not system-critical but it is required to install many Microsoft programs that want to check system file signatures. It is not recommended to disable this service because doing so would not allow Windows Update to run and install new updates DCOM Server Process Launcher Basically is in charge of starting various other services.
This service is required for RPC, which is required for over 39 other services to run. Because of that, it is not a good idea to disable this one DHCP Client Provides support for dynamic network configuration. This service is not system-critical but is needed for those that do not set their IP address manually Distributed Link Tracking Client Keeps track of links to files on a NTFS volume on your computer or across a network.
This service is not systemcritical and can be disabled. This service is not system-critical but you will not be able to browse the Internet without it started Error Reporting Service Allows users to report failures of applications directly to Microsoft so that Microsoft may fix bugs in its software if it is the culprit.
This service is not system-critical and can be safely disabled Event Log Allows event messages to be recorded to be viewed in Event Viewer. This service is system-critical and cannot be disabled Fast User Switching Compatibility Allows users to switch to other users on the same system without logging off.
This service is not system-critical and can be safely disabled Help and Support Used for the Help and support center. This service is rarely used because most people never even set up the personal Web server on Windows XP. This service is not system-critical and can be safely disabled Indexing Service Creates a searchable database of, the items on your hard drive. This service is not system-critical and can be disabled if you do not search your drive often or can wait a few extra minutes to find a file IPSEC Services Provides IP security for certain secure connections over IP.
This service is not system-critical and can be safely disabled. Logical Disk Manager Detects and monitors new hard disk drives. This service is not system-critical but it is used when you are upgrading your hardware and installing additional storage devices or using USB storage devices. If you do not plan on using any of the items above, the service may be safely disabled Machine Debug Manager Provides support for program and script debugging.
This service is not system-critical and can be safely disabled for most users. Messenger Allows users to send text popup messages to computers on the network. This service is abused by spammers to send you advertisements.
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