Real impact of disabling these two programs on startup...
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Hello,
(regarding my tower)
To speed up Windows 8.1 at startup, in the "Task Manager" under the "Startup" tab, I disabled all the programs listed as having no impact on startup or "none" in the "Startup impact" column.
There are still two programs enabled:
- "Delayed launcher" with a "medium impact",
- "NVIDIA Capture Server Proxy" with a "low impact".
Knowing that there are four levels of impact (high, medium, low, and none), I would like to know if disabling the two programs above might - conversely - (greatly) slow down the startup?
(to understand that I do not want to try because not anticipating is already whining!)
Thank you for your help.
Best regards.
[]Edited] This manipulation is interesting at startup but would also apply during the use of "resource-intensive" programs. Is it possible to disable these unused programs (therefore idling) while needing more resources for another program being used... just to gain a bit?!
Configuration: >>> Desktop PC:
Asus Desktop Tower Intel Core i3-4150 CPU 3.50GHz, 4.00 GB RAM, 64-bit system with W8.1, WDefender, Firefox, Ccleaner, Malwarebytes; occasionally ADWCleaner.
>>> Laptop:
Acer, 17" i3-4005U CPU 1.70GHz, 4.00 GB RAM, OS W8.1 64 bits, WDefender, Firefox, Ccleaner, Malwarebytes; occasionally ADWCleaner.
Fermi Paradox (1950): "If there were extraterrestrial civilizations, their representatives should already be here. So where are they?"
(regarding my tower)
To speed up Windows 8.1 at startup, in the "Task Manager" under the "Startup" tab, I disabled all the programs listed as having no impact on startup or "none" in the "Startup impact" column.
There are still two programs enabled:
- "Delayed launcher" with a "medium impact",
- "NVIDIA Capture Server Proxy" with a "low impact".
Knowing that there are four levels of impact (high, medium, low, and none), I would like to know if disabling the two programs above might - conversely - (greatly) slow down the startup?
(to understand that I do not want to try because not anticipating is already whining!)
Thank you for your help.
Best regards.
[]Edited] This manipulation is interesting at startup but would also apply during the use of "resource-intensive" programs. Is it possible to disable these unused programs (therefore idling) while needing more resources for another program being used... just to gain a bit?!
Configuration: >>> Desktop PC:
Asus Desktop Tower Intel Core i3-4150 CPU 3.50GHz, 4.00 GB RAM, 64-bit system with W8.1, WDefender, Firefox, Ccleaner, Malwarebytes; occasionally ADWCleaner.
>>> Laptop:
Acer, 17" i3-4005U CPU 1.70GHz, 4.00 GB RAM, OS W8.1 64 bits, WDefender, Firefox, Ccleaner, Malwarebytes; occasionally ADWCleaner.
Fermi Paradox (1950): "If there were extraterrestrial civilizations, their representatives should already be here. So where are they?"
