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Running a cut-down Windows

July 25th, 2005

Here's a great article External Link by Mark Russinovich (of Sysinternals.com External Link) on how to run Windows without services running.

Very in-depth but also lots of fun and very informative. Going through the steps outlined can help give you a good picture of how key services fit into the Windows OS.HonorTagJournalist External Link
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