[Tigerite]

Hey, firstly thank you for the work with the scripts, I found them really helpful. However..

@halladayrules wrote:

Why not just change the service to Automatic (delayed start)?

This is a possibility and if you change the services to delayed start you will still see the same desired results. My problem with this setting is that it delays your services for 2 minutes. One of the services I have disabled which eats boot time is Security Accounts Manager which is a parent service that is required to run Network and Sharing Center. If you wish to run network and sharing center, you have to wait a few minutes. The disabling and re-enabling method is able to process the services faster for some reason.

.. I didn’t find this to be the case with my R2 (web server) installation? In fact, quite the opposite, when enabling the services through the bat file they would take 2 minutes to enable, but with automatic (delayed start) they would start virtually straight after logging into Windows. This is especially noticeable with Sandboxie for example, it briefly flashes an exclamation mark in the task bar to say service couldn’t be loaded which then corrects itself as the service becomes available; also with my wifi connection, it briefly flickers as if it can’t find connection and then the service kicks in and all is fine. However, with the bat for both of these services, in particular wifi isn’t available for around 2 minutes.. maybe I’m missing something?

[Tigerite]

I believe it’s just because his friend forgot to pay for the hosting 😉

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