Error reportings kan je uitzetten bij Services en nog een hele hoop andere services daarbij..
Hier heb je een lijstje van alles wat je op een stand alone desktop kan uitschakelen.
Configuratiescherm systeembeheer services..
1. Alerter (no need for this one unless you are on network and need to send and receive administrative alerts)
2. Clipbook (no need for this one unless you are on a network and do a lot of copying and pasting to others on your network)
3. Computer Browser (only if you have a network you might want this one enabled - it keeps track of the computers on the network)
4. Error Reporting Service (only enable this if you like those error reporting boxes that pop up whenever you have some crash!)
5. Fast User Switching (if you like it enable it, if not, it's not needed)
6. Human Interface Access Devices (disable if you don't have devices such as Internet keyboards with volume or play controls or scanners with hot key functions)
7. Indexing Service (this one is a resource hog and tends to slow down system performance).
8. Messenger (not the same as MSN messenger - this is the bad rep one used in networking and allowing others tonet send you messages or spam you at will)
9. Net Logon (not needed unless you are part of a Domain)
10. NetMeeting Remote Desktop Sharing ( security risk - it allows a remote user with NetMeeting to access your computer)
11. Remote Desktop Help Session Manager ( security risk - disable this unless you are a Remote Desktop user)
12. Remote Procedure Call Locator (wasn't sure about this one but after a year of having it disabled, never caused a problem)
13. Remote Registry ( security risk - unless you want someone to be able to edit your registry remotely, disable it)
14. Routing and Remote Access ( security risk - alllows lan and wan dial in access to your computer)
15. Server (only if you are on a LAN, you may want this - for basic file and print sharing services)
16. SSDP Discovery Service ( security risk - even Microsoft says this is a security risk)
17. Telnet(security risk - should definitely be disabled unless you yourself are using telnet)
18. Themes (if you are using the Windows classic interface - like in Windows 98 and 2000 - then you don't need this)
19. SSDP Discovery Service (security risk - it leaves Port 5000 open and accessible!)
20. TCP/IP NetBIOS Helper (disable this for security reasons unless your network is using the NetBios protocol)
21. Universal Plug and Play Device Host (security risk but note that some multiplayer games using DirectX 7 and 8 may use this, but still a security risk)
22. Upload Manager ( not needed even if you do have a network - most use FTP for file transfers)
23. Windows Time (optional - do you want Microsoft to run an always on service to contact time servers to synchronize the clocks on your network?)
24. Wireless Zero Configuration (if you don't have a wireless network, why have this running - you can always reenable it if you ever do get into Wireless)
25. WMI Performance Adapter (provides performance library information from WMI HiPerf providers - not essential)
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P.s.
Terminal Services kan eventueel ook nog uit, dit heeft dan wel de bijwerking dat in taakbeheer de gebruikersnaam niet meer wordt weergegeven.
XPantispy is ook de moeite waard
http://www.xp-antispy.org/
DachsHund Software heeft Hare & AntiCrash in de aanbieding van Hare wordt echt sneller dat heb ik uitgeprobeerd, die werkt dus & AntiCrash weet ik niet want heb nog geen crash gehad.. Je kan deze software 20 minuten gratis gebruiken. Je kan het eens proberen nooit geschoten is altijd mis. Of hij de fout meteen opspoord weet ik niet misschien moet je die crash zelf weer veroorzaken om het binnen die 20 minuten geregeld te krijgen.
dus is begrijpend Engels leren lezen echt geen overbodige luxe..
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