What are the necessary processes to start randomly?

Except for the programs that start with graphics card ati and **ali, they can't start by themselves when they are closed.

The number of processes is related to the number of programs running!

This includes both system startup items and software runs!

There are 14 basic processes in the system itself (excluding system updates and firewalls) that cannot be terminated, otherwise the system will become unstable, and the other processes are the drive processes in the system, antivirus software processes and random startup software processes!

Random startup is one thing, and there are also services that are opened too much, or viruses, Trojans.

Kill it directly.,If you don't start the program process in the future, it won't start.。

Turn off the services you don't use, search everywhere from the Internet, or use 360 or optimization masters to help you manage them, it's all very easy to use.

NV graphics card control center.

spoolsv, exe printer background support.

Unknown P2P program background process.

nmindexstores...

nmindexingser...

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None of these processes are required to run the system.

Basically, it can be removed, depending on the program you are running now!

Close and exit all programs that are now running.

Then check these three places:

1.Start --- program --- start. Deleted all the programs that started randomly.

2.Hit "regedit" --- Start-Run, and then find the two relevant locations below.

Empty the list inside, and maybe you can keep the programs you know.

3.Check the service items, disable or change the services that do not need to be started randomly or change them to manual, and you can use third-party tools to optimize the service items, such as Rabbit, Optimization Master, Deep Reduction Tool, etc.

The process is dynamic, and it consists of three parts, one is the automatic running items of the system, the second is the running items that are opened in use, and the third is the invasion of Trojan viruses. I want to reduce the process:

1. Reduce automatic running items and disable redundant service components.

Right-click "My Computer" --"Management" --Services and Applications "--Services", and set the unwanted services to disabled and the infrequently used services to manual in the right pane.

2. Remove some boot items.

Start-run-msconfig---start, is the input technology start, to be kept untouched. Then there is the real-time monitoring of anti-virus, it is best to keep it, and the rest can be removed.

You can also use Optimizer to help you see what to keep and what to remove. Open Optimization Master - System Optimization - Boot Speed Optimization - Click on a startup item, there is a Chinese prompt below whether you want to keep or delete - check the items that do not start automatically at boot - Optimize - Exit Restart.

3. Close apps you don't use at any time.

Fourth, if there is a suspicion of Trojan virus infiltration.

You can install 360 Security Guard, open 360 Security Guard - Advanced - check the "Security Level" in the "System Process Status", in addition to the display of "Security", there may be system unrecognized and Trojan viruses, review and remove them one by one.

In Windows2K XP, the following processes are required to be loaded:

Multiple can exist at the same time).

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on Windows

9x, the following processes must be loaded:

Ok, I tried it myself, absolutely right!!

The optimization system mainly deletes junk files and invalid registry keys. Random startup items are divided into system processes and application processes, the system process can not be turned off, but the process of the application can choose whether to start randomly according to your needs, such as QQ, you can turn off, turn off the unwanted random startup items, you can shorten the startup time.

Delete redundant files from the system disk and disable unnecessary services

Click Start - Run - Enter "msconfig" - OK - Click the "Start" tab - Remove the name of the program you don't want to start randomly.

Booster card? It is estimated that it is a process that starts at a service. You can open the Service Manager for a closer look. Start-Run, enter enter enter to open.

You can change the owner of this script to root.

Also, is the execution permission of your script correct?

The boot program is generally root and can be run.