Excessive Windows 'Services' being introduced


  1. N9NU
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    Windows 10, Debian Devel, FreeNAS, Zentynal
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    Excessive Windows 'Services' being introduced


    I don't know if anyone else has noticed this, but have a look at 'services.msc' and see the hoard of additional services that are being added each time there is a new update it seems. My gosh. Does anyone think there is a bit of redundancy with some of these?

    I have some services like: 'Token Broker' that have a description of: "<Failed to Read Description. Error Code: 15100>" This might (in itself) be due to myself manually stopping some of the RT/Win Store services...which I do not use whatsoever.

    I am running Win 10 Pro IP 15031.rs2_release.170204-1546 (64 bit).

    Does anyone know if some of these might be there for testing purposes until something more 'official' comes out?

    Any thoughts?

    Tim
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  3. CountMike
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    Might not be that new !!!
    https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/...or=-2147217396
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