Disabling services for faster Boot time


  1. Jonetsu
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    Windows 7 Professional 32bit
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    Disabling services for faster Boot time


    Hello guys, sometimes i do get a problem when launching my laptop i get a black screen for about 4 seconds when my logon screen appears now i want to make my boot time faster by disabling some services that get launched at the start of windows which makes the boot time slower



    Should i disable persistence Module, igfxTray Module, hkcmd Module or keep them ?

    PS: im using Advanced System Care
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  3. marsmimar
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    Several of the Forum experts have recommended that the only "service" one needs at boot is the anti-virus. Everything ese can be accessed on an as-needed basis. This tutorial goes into a lot more detail about how to optimize Windows 7:

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