Problem 15 with Vista System Service Item

Stopped means not currently opened.

Automatically it will start this service when it starts up Vista loading, and manual means that it will start again when you need to use this service according to your manual or software needs.

Manual booting is of course a reasonable approach, because Vista launches too many add-ons, which greatly affects the speed of entering the system. However, not all services can be set manually, for example, some services that must be used by the system such as Winlogon, DNS, etc., if you start it manually, your system may not work properly. So if you don't know much about the service, try not to change the settings of the service.

Of course, if you feel that the startup speed has been greatly affected, you can try to use Vista Optimizer, which has a description and optimization of related services, although it is not recommended to use this kind of optimization software, but it is still very helpful for the average beginner.

If you choose to stop, it will stop temporarily.

It will come out automatically when you use it.

Finally, I suggest you:

Vista system is not too good, not very stable, XP is already very good, no need to catch the trend to install Vista system, the things in it and some of your software may conflict, so that the function of the software is reduced, it is recommended that you replace it.

Hurry up and go to the next super bunny, it works.

You can read this article for a more detailed understanding.

1 Your understanding is correct.

When there is a hardware problem or software problem with your computer, Windows will collect information that describes the problem, known as a problem report. Report details include, for example, the name of the program that has been stopped, the date and time of the problem, or the version of the program that has the problem.

If a solution is available, send a problem report to let Windows notify you.

If no solution is available, you may be asked to provide a copy of additional details about the issue to help create a solution.

2 Microsoft is a multinational computer technology company based in the United States. It is mainly engaged in R&D, manufacturing, licensing and providing a wide range of computer software services. Headquartered in Redmond, Washington, USA, the most well-known and best-selling products are the Microsoft Windows operating system and the Microsoft Office family of software.

The "Problem Report" is sent to Microsoft (US) servers.

3 Closing it has no effect other than not being able to send a "problem report" and therefore not getting a "solution".

What I understand is that if there is a problem with a computer program, it will send this "problem report" to "Microsoft" to see if there is a solution.