Recommended system default service off

Note: Some system default services have been disabled or set to manual mode, but may be turned on due to personal configuration, so they are also listed together for attention.

Recommended services: 1 Computer Browser (disabled by default) With network discovery in the Network and Sharing Center, this service should be useless.

2 Distributed Link Tracking Client is not used by individual users and is set to manual.

3 Distributed Transaction Coordinator Individual users are generally not used, and are also vulnerable to remote denial of service attacks, set to manual.

4 Remote Registry This service should be considered one of the must-have services, set to disabled.

5 Secondary Logon For multiple users, you can assign temporary administrator rights to a user, which is generally not used and is set to manual.

6 TCP/IP NetBIOS Helper If your network does not use NetBIOS or WINS, set it to manual.

7 Terminal Services is used for remote desktop control, which is a security risk and is set to manual.

8 Windows Defender One of the four functions that slow down your machine, of course, if you don't need this feature, set it to disable.

9 Windows Error Reporting Service generates an error report that personally feels small and is set to manual.

Services that can be turned off depending on the situation:

1 Netlogon (default manual) If you are not in domain management, set it to manual.

2 Server If you don't share your files or printers, set them to manual.

3 Smart Card (default manual) If you don't use a smart card such as a U-Shield, set it to disabled.

4 Tablet PC Input Service If you don't have such a device, set it to manual.

5 Windows Update If you don't have to update automatically. Set to manual.