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Querying Exsiting Windows Services with sc.exe Command
How to use sc.exe command to query existing services? If you want to query existing services, you can use the "query" commanded offered by the sc.exe tool. This tutorial shows how to use the "query" command. Run sc.exe in a command window and do the following: C:\>sc query themes SERVICE_NAME: theme...
2007-01-01, ≈11🔥, 0💬

Boosting Performance by Disabling Unnecessary Services on Windows XP Pro Systems
This tutorial shows you how to boost performance by stopping and disabling unnecessary services on Windows XP Professional systems with Service Pack 1. In the end, 56 services could be disabled; 14 services could be defined to run in "Manual" mode; only 17 services need to be defined to run in "Auto...
2006-12-27, ≈41🔥, 0💬

svchost.exe - Service - DHCP Client
Can I disable Windows service "DHCP Client" to speedup my computer? Windows service "DHCP Client" - Manages network configuration by registering and updating IP addresses and DNS names. Execution command: C:\WINDOWS\System32\svchost.ex e-k netsvcs Most likely your computer is connected to the Intern...
2006-12-26, ≈10🔥, 0💬

Boosting Performance by Disabling Unnecessary Services on Windows XP Home Edition
This tutorial shows you how to boost performance by stopping and disabling unnecessary services on Windows XP Home Edition systems with Service Pack 2 installed. In the end, 46 services could be disabled; 16 services could be defined to run in "Manual" mode; only 17 services need to be defined to ru...
2006-12-25, ≈12🔥, 0💬

Internet Connection Verification
How to verify if your system is connected to the Internet? Windows system has two commands "ipconfig" and "ping" that allows you to verify if your system is connected to the Internet or not. If you run the "ipconfig /all" in a command window, you should get a response like this: C:>ipconfig /all Eth...
2006-12-04, ≈14🔥, 0💬

Network Connection Verification
How to verify if your system is connected to the wireless network? Windows system has two commands "ipconfig" and "ping" that allows you to verify if your system is connected to the wireless network or not. If you run the "ipconfig /all" in a command window, you should get a response like this: C:>i...
2006-12-03, ≈18🔥, 0💬

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