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Originally Posted by Zulli85 Isn't there a sticky around that explain how to remove a lot of the processes that start up with Windows? I currently have about 40 processes running on a new rig that I built, and for me that just isn't going to fly. I tried the Ultimate XP Optimizer Guide, but that didn't really remove any processes from what I could tell. Thanks.

As you probably noticed in My guid you have to eliminate these processes from control panel then go into ''Admin tools'' then select ''Services'' and from there disable the services listed in the guid.

 

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Originally Posted by metalman2785 go to start > run type msconfig click the services tab, select hide all microsoft then click disable all You can then go to the applications tab and turn off whatever programs you don't want to start up with windows.

That is also another good method but is only for third party progrma processes and not windows processes which my guid talks about.

 

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Originally Posted by Orion14_99 Hey, dont take this the wrong way...guidE has an 'E' at the end but you've done it 3 times in a row, so I thought I'd lend a hand.

Yeah just noticed that lol

 

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Originally Posted by Zulli85 I disabled 95% of the things your guide suggested. I still have about 40 running processes. I also only have my sound card software, aim, and mouse drivers start up with windows. Those are the only icons in my taskbar.

Well the othther runnig processes will be either windows essential processe or your third party software..Also some windows updates can creat processes. When your disabling the processes i hope you are stopping them then in the tab selecting disable then apply.

 

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Originally Posted by The Duke Hey... who stole his "e" key

I know its evil isnt it.