ok
What the fuck is this?
Christopher Gray
Michael Wood
You're being hacked. call an indian microsoft specialist while you still have time.
Henry Phillips
The system and its software need them to run. Having so many means you have software installed that needs to run things as s service. Focus on what windows options you have installed. Also, there is a column with username (LOCAL SYSTEM, NETWORK SERVICES etc). There's three I see with NUME or NUNE. Look for the services running with that username (services found in services.msc)
Jaxon Cox
Oh noes
Lincoln Nelson
>kek
Brody Martin
Does editing and video recording software need to run things as service , because i instaled a lot of them
But i uninstaled them , but because i didnt know what i was doing i may have just deleted the icon like a retard
I have seen 1 editing software program and 2 recording software programs that i where still there but i did not know of them meaning that i just deleted the icon like an fucking ID10T
Logan Miller
It depends on the software. It may if it needs access to certain parts of the hardware, or if it was coded sloppily.
To uninstall them go to Programs and Features, select the program in the list, and click uninstall. Go through that list and uninstall unused software (DO NOT uninstall native windows anything).
Nicholas Wood
Editing software was wondershare Filmora
and recording was Bandicam and Action!
Jason Myers
also you check to see what services/applications are spawning svchost open a command prompt and type in:
tasklist /svc | find "svchost.exe"
then use your google-fu to find out if any of those are nasties
fyi I've got about 50 of them running now and that's typical nowadays, it's not the days of windows xp anymore
Mason Baker
Do you know anyother way to speed up a 4 YR old Laptop with 4gb ram for free?