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Yep, as legit as "registry cleaners". Some of those services that are disabled will break 3rd party software in subtle and unexpected ways. Though my favourite
by windowsworkstoo 10y ago
Yep, as legit as "registry cleaners". Some of those services that are disabled will break 3rd party software in subtle and unexpected ways.
Though my favourite was turning sounds off for a modest performance gain. Clearly a meme guide "curated" by people with a very shallow understanding of Windows
- Chlorus 10y agoMy favorite: https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/oldnewthing/20130327-00/?p=4833 https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/oldnewthing/20130327-00/?p=... People had written guides advocating for turning off certain 3D effects, which itself would turn off hardware acceleration and slow down rendering.