Ban Windows Vista Sync Center

        There is a function called "synchronization center" in the new features of Vista. This function is very useful to the author and belongs to the typical "chicken rib" type function. Once the user is turned on, it always starts with the system and resides in memory. Why does the function that is basically not used so that it is started with the system? What's more, the more components that are started with the system, the slower the system will be. Who wouldn't want their system to run very fast?
In general, the Vista Sync Center can display all the devices that need to be synchronized in an interface, and provide all the options needed to set up and synchronize. However, if the user directly accesses an FTP address (meaning that FTP is not accessed via FTP software, as shown in Figure 1), the Synchronization Center will work in conjunction with the Media Center. If the user does not know this feature, it is difficult to completely disable the sync center.
Figure 1
In view of the above situation, in order to completely shut down the synchronization center, it is necessary to start from two aspects, one is to "completely disable the media center", this part has been introduced before, the author does not repeat (click to view) The other is to directly disable the sync center.
Click "Start" → "Programs" → "Accessories" → "System Tools" → "Task Scheduler", in the dialog box that opens, click in the right window, then click "Task Scheduler Library" → "Microsoft" → "Windows" → "MoblIEPC", there will be a "TMM" option in the middle of the dialog (Figure 1).
Figure 2
At this point, many netizens think that it is set to "disable" in the red box on the far right. In fact, after setting it to disable, we need to further set up to make the Vista sync center completely banned.
In Figure 2, double-click the "TMM" item, switch to the "Settings" option in the pop-up properties dialog box, and then cancel the system default tick option to shield the synchronization center (Figure 3).
Figure 3
Summary:
In terms of system operation, many problems do not exist independently. When users encounter these problems, they can judge certain problems and systems according to system prompts and related graphic charts. There may be links in terms of aspects.