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Almost forgot... as you cna see, there is a space after the equal sign... very important, do not eliminate the space.
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Almost forgot... as you cna see, there is a space after the equal sign... very important, do not eliminate the space.

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so that is a recommended service list with the right ones enabled
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so that is a recommended service list with the right ones enabled

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yes... should make the system run faster.<br />
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A side note. You notice there are curly quotes in the script. Once copied to notepad, they should become straight quotes. For some reason, windows doesn't like curly quotes sometimes lol<br />
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If you have a problem running it, just make sure they are &quot;normal straight quotes.&quot;
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yes... should make the system run faster.

A side note. You notice there are curly quotes in the script. Once copied to notepad, they should become straight quotes. For some reason, windows doesn't like curly quotes sometimes lol

If you have a problem running it, just make sure they are "normal straight quotes."

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Thanks, I had to change the quotes and it worked great. Thanks
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Thanks, I had to change the quotes and it worked great. Thanks

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How can I enable all window services the easy way. I have all the services set to disabled expect of 5 that are started and set to automatic. I have msconfig set to normal startup. How could someone go and disable all the services if not by manually?<br />

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How can I enable all window services the easy way. I have all the services set to disabled expect of 5 that are started and set to automatic. I have msconfig set to normal startup. How could someone go and disable all the services if not by manually?


XP services disabled only 5 are running and automatic

Microsoft Windows XP is the sixth release of the NT series of operating systems, and was the first to be marketed in a variety of editions: XP Home and XP Professional, designed for business and power users. The advanced features in XP Professional are generally disabled in Home Edition, but are there and can be activated. There were two 64-bit editions, an embedded edition and a tablet edition.