What’s Windows Service

On Microsoft Windows operating systems, a Windows service is a long-running executable that performs specific functions and which is designed not to require user intervention. Windows services can be configured to start when the operating system is booted and run in the background as long as Windows is running, or they can be started manually when required. They are similar in concept to a Unix daemon. Many appear in the processes list in the Windows Task Manager, most often with a username of SYSTEM, LOCAL SERVICE or NETWORK SERVICE, though not all processes with the SYSTEM username are services. The remaining services run through svchost.exe as DLLs loaded into memory.

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Simple Introduction to Service Master

Service Master is a Windows optimization software which devote to Service Optimization. It can save system resources and improve the efficient by stop or forbid some unnecessary services. Service Master is easy to use even both for freshman and master user.

What can it do?

• Display all the services installed in your computer
• Tell you what a certain service can do
• Tell you which service this service depends on
• Tell you which service depends on this service
• Show the service type and start type and process type
• Show the status of a service
• Search a service in your computer
• Change the running status
• Change the start type
• Plugin Supported
• Second-Time Development Supported
• Do optimization simply just by click mouse twice
• Optimize system easily with “Automatic Optimization”
• Optimize system easily with Optimization Wizard
• Expert your configuration
• Restore you optimization easily
• Output some optimization settings to a batch file
• Support Windows 2000/XP/2003/Vista/2008

Service Optimizer

Service optimizer can change the running status to make the service process stop or change the service start type in order that it will not start when windows startup.

By Service Master to do optimizer is easy

Service Analyst

For System Service, Service Master can give user a simple introduction. It is some knowledge about this service and this function. Service Master will also some advices to user about optimization. With the help of Service Analyst, user can know more about Windows System and System Service.

Automatic Optimization

For new user, it is too difficult to do system optimization properly and maybe cause some unknown problems that is hard to be solved. What’s worse it cost a lot of time. So Service Master provide a function that can do many optimization automatically, it can do service optimization as quickly as possible.

For different users, service master provide two different mode of automatic optimization: Quick Mode and Deep Mode. Quick Mode only do the most necessary optimizations while Deep Mode will do more deeply so that System will be optimized completely.

Export & Restore Configuration

Service Master can export the current configuration of system service to a data file and in case of it changed user can restore the saved configuration from that data file.

Optimization Wizard

For a new user it is hard to know that which of the current running services is necessary and which of them are not. So ServiceMaster provide a Guide Wizard for new user. Optimization Wizard will ask the user some simple question, and lead the user to do the right choice.

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Batch Optimization

Service Master can output configurations for some services to a batch file (.bat) so that user can do some common optimization simply just by run the batch file.

This batch file can be edited freely just by a notepad or other word editors, user can edit the batch file to make it fit for user’s requirement.

About Service Master

Author Info

Author: 戴柯 Dai Ke

Email:

Blog: http://dkmilan.blogspot.com

Software Info

Develop Platform: Microsoft Visual Studio 2005

Programming Language: C#

Database of Support Library: Access

Awards

First Class Award of Software Development Competition DUT 2007

Reference Books

Profession C# 2005

Christian Nagel, Bill Evjen, Jay Gkynn

Beginning Visual C# 2005

KARLI WATSON；CHRISTIAN NAGEL

Effective C#

Bill Wagner