How to remove Windows system services

Some people say that deleting windows system service items can optimize the system. I feel that this effect is not very big, but some people definitely want to do this. I will share the two methods here.

One: Use sc. Exe Windows
Command

Start —Run —cmd.exe, then type sc to see it. The method of use is very simple:

sc delete “service name” (If there is a space in the middle of the service name, you need to add quotes before and after)

Two: directly edit the registry (use with caution)

Open the registry editor and find the following key:

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\\SYSTEM\\CurrentControlSet\\Services The general service will display a main key with the same name here, directly delete the relevant key. The value is OK.

PS: 1. If the service is run by rundll32.exe or svchost.exe, delete the service only, do not delete the file (system file);

2. If the service is deleted, Rebuild means there is a daemon, find and close the process and then delete the service, or you can delete it in safe mode.