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The results that people experience do seem to vary wildly. For some people it has made an enormous difference and to others there is no noticeable improvement. The script stops a bucket of services but if those services aren’t running on your machine to begin with, you won’t see much difference. If your machine has 101 different apps and tools that have been thrown on over the months and years then you’ll see a good deal of improvement. There also seem to be some Windows services that are more evasive than others. I simply haven’t had the time to test each one out and analyze their impact. All in all, with countless hardware configurations and the variety of programs people run these days, it’s going to be hit and miss. Hopefully people will take the script as a starting point and then add other services to it. If you spent a little time looking at what your system was running and then added those non crucial services to the script, you would see an improvement again.
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