Windows 7 disables dwm.exe process to release memory strategy

It is possible that many Win7 systems know that there is a dwm.exe process in the Task Manager, but they don't understand its purpose. The dwm.exe process can help users achieve cool desktop effects such as 3D effects, transparent windows, live previews, and more. However, the dwm.exe process also takes up a large amount of memory in the system. In fact, we can also choose to disable this process.

The method is as follows:

1. You can use the Win+R key to open the run dialog box, enter the services.msc command in the run window and press the Enter key;

2, open the win7 system xitongcheng.com/win7/“service” window, then find the Desktop Window Manager Session Manager service on the service window, select “stop this service”, stop the Desktop Window Manager Session Manager services;

3, the screen will flicker and other issues, and then on the task Manager, terminate the dwm.exe process can be terminated once, the system may also automatically start, then click terminated.

4, as more and more windows open in the Win7 system, too many processes open in the window will occupy system memory. However, if the performance of the computer is not good, the system will suddenly become stuck. At this point you can consider using the dwm.exe process to turn off these features to reduce the system screen resolution.

The above is the strategy for Win7 to disable the dwm.exe process to free memory. However, Xiaobian also reminds friends that many effects will be lost after the process is turned off. For example, if the 3D effect disappears and there is no animation fade-out effect when the window is maximized, it is necessary to consider carefully before disabling.