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  • Help on Disabling Other Services Plz!

    Hello guys! Can you help me on how to disable other services in Win XP such as

    Alerter
    Automatic updates
    Clipbook
    Fast user switching compatibility
    Human interface device access
    etc... those i dont need.

    but using the "Registry" instead of SERVICES.MSC?

    thank you very much in advance!

  • #2
    any reason why you don't want to use services.msc?
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    • #3
      I just want to try alternative way of doing it. thanks man!

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      • #4
        I haven't seen a way of doing it in the registry. There is no reason to do it using the registry. Services.msc is the tool used to change services and it works just fine. If you want to find an alternative way, then please, let us know when you do :confused:
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        • #5
          i have no idea how this alternate idea will help you but anyways here you go.
          navigate to
          HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Servic es
          and edit the 'Start" REG_DWORD with value of your choice. valid values are
          2 = Automatic
          3 = Manual
          4 = Disabled
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          • #6
            Sorry but the only reason that I can see for goin' to this extreme is for benchmark nuts (benchmarks don't reflect real world useages though and some of those services are required for real world usages). :confused:

            But I'm sure that ya'll find that out for ya self.

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            • #7
              Or someoen who doesn't have admin rights, but can still use regedit... ?

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              • #8
                Originally posted by Beefy
                Or someoen who doesn't have admin rights, but can still use regedit... ?
                just about anyone can get into regedit. I can't even defrag my win2k box at work but I can edit and delete keys... oh the irony :rolleyes:

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                • #9
                  Originally posted by asklepios
                  i have no idea how this alternate idea will help you but anyways here you go.
                  navigate to
                  HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Servic es
                  and edit the 'Start" REG_DWORD with value of your choice. valid values are
                  2 = Automatic
                  3 = Manual
                  4 = Disabled
                  Hey!!! i knew it that asklepios knows how to do it... anyway many thanks man! and to all of you replied to this thread.

                  Oh one more thing asklepios, i cant find that "START" thingy is that another folder?

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                  • #10
                    Originally posted by crazysniper22
                    Oh one more thing asklepios, i cant find that "START" thingy is that another folder?
                    when you navigate to the key I mentioned, you will be able to see loads of subkeys. each of this subkey belongs to a particular service and the "Start" REG_DWORD I talked about will be in every folder (key). so you will have to edit the value of that REG_DWORD for every service in its corresponding folder.
                    Latest Microsoft Security Updates.
                    Last Updated:
                    10th MARCH


                    If you are a security freak: Use Microsoft Baseline Security Analyzer (NT/2000/XP/2003)
                    ======================
                    icq : 203189004
                    jabber : [email protected]
                    =======================
                    Linux user since: April 24, 2003 312478
                    yabaa dabaa doo...
                    Customized for 1024x768

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                    • #11
                      Check these web sites out.

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                      Just do a few at a time and wait a couple of days to
                      see if you need them. If you do ....reset them to the
                      XP Home or Pro defaults.

                      Jutias

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