Is there an easy way to define a few profiles with services deactivated, and then to switch profile before restarting?For example
Profile normal: as is
Profile online gaming (deactivate all update services such as Office, Google, windows update, file indexing,
Profile offline gaming ( = online gaming - networking -defender - ...)
Profile music production (network deactivated, wifi deactivated, bluetooth deactivated, and on and on. Only the minimal)
Hello Sil, and welcome to Ten Forums. :)
I suppose that you could create some .bat files for this purpose with each one using commands to start/enable OR stop/disable the services you want.
This tutorial has been updated to add Option 6 and 7 to check status, start, stop, restart, disable, and enable Services in PowerShell. :)
Hello, uh, I'm here because of the "XtuService" thing I can't seem to delete, even with the command prompt as admin.
So, I went to "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE", then in Services I found XTU3SERVICE. I think it's what I'm looking for, but what do I do now ? I'm not really a "pro" with this type of stuff ^^'
Hello Pixelia, :)
If you have already uninstalled Intel Extreme Tuning Utility and the service is not currently running, then you should be able to right click on the XTU3SERVICE key, click on Delete, and Yes to approve to remove it.
My task scheduler service is set to automatic but when i start it it says that it started then stopped even when all the dependencies are running . i tryed every thing on the internet scan on the cmd, repair windows , changing the regedit ... nothing works and it's bothering me alot because i can't download geforce experience or defrag a hard disk please help me
My task scheduler service is set to automatic but when i start it it says that it started then stopped even when all the dependencies are running . i tryed every thing on the internet scan on the cmd, repair windows , changing the regedit ... nothing works and it's bothering me alot because i can't download geforce experience or defrag a hard disk please help me
Hello Schorkee, and welcome to Ten Forums.
Just to verify, did you already try downloading and merging the .reg file for Task Scheduler in the tutorial below to see if restoring its default registry entries may help?
Restore Default Services in Windows 10 | Windows 10 Tutorials
In that case, you may need to either reset or clean install Windows 10.
This will wipe everything out, so be sure to back up anything you do not want to lose first if you decide to do either one.
Reset Windows 10 | Windows 10 Tutorials
Clean Install Windows 10 | Windows 10 Tutorials
I did it when this problem first started but it fixed it for only one day
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