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Which Windows services can be disabled safely?
12 Windows 10 Services That Are Safe to Disable
- Disable Windows Defender.
- Windows Mobile Hotspot Service.
- Print Spooler.
- Fax Service.
- Downloaded Maps Manager.
- Windows 10 Security Center.
- Certificate Propagation Service.
- Universal Telemetry Client (UTC)
Is it safe to disable COM+ Event System?
Warning If you disable DCOM, may you may lose operating system functionality. After you disable support for DCOM, the following may result: Any COM objects that can be started remotely may not function correctly. The local COM+ snap-in will not be able to connect to remote servers to enumerate their COM+ catalog.
What services can I turn off?
Windows 10 Unnecessary Services You Can Disable Safely
- The Print Spooler. Do you have a printer?
- Windows Image Acquisition.
- Fax Services.
- Bluetooth.
- Windows Search.
- Windows Error Reporting.
- Windows Insider Service.
- Remote Desktop.
Which Windows services should be enabled?
Incase if you face any issue with the network then you may verify these services are started or not:
- DHCP Client.
- DNS Client.
- Network Connections.
- Network Location Awareness.
- Remote Procedure Call (RPC)
- Server.
- TCP/IP Netbios helper.
- Workstation.
Should I disable all services in system configuration?
If you have some basic understanding of services and programs, then it’s OK to disable only non-Microsoft services. As a general rule, I never disable any service that comes installed with Windows by default or that is from Microsoft.
What is the COM+ Event System?
The COM+ Event System service supports system event notification for COM+ components, which provide automatic distribution of events to subscribing COM components. Both the Client Access Server and Edge Transport server roles have dependencies on COM+ components that subscribe to the COM+ Event System service.
What is COM+ system application?
A COM+ application is the primary unit of administration and security for Component Services and consists of a group of COM components that generally perform related functions. These components further consist of interfaces and methods, as shown in the following illustration.
