Disable loading of "useless" .sys files on startup
This is a discussion about Disable loading of "useless" .sys files on startup in the Customization Tweaking category; I ve being testing renaming some of the sys files that load on startup (check your ntbtlog. txt) to tweak my win2k box a bit more I could disable the following files without any inconvenience still.
I ve being testing renaming some of the sys files that load on startup (check your ntbtlog.txt) to tweak my win2k box a bit more
I could disable the following files without any inconvenience still.
netbios.sys (beware if you use netbois)
nbf.sys (NetBEUI)
msfs.sys (mailsoft file system)
mrxsmb.sys (samba)
mup.sys
rasl2tp.sys (ras=remote admin service)
raspptp.sys
raspti.sys
If all works well in the next days I delete the calls from the registry.
Just add .bak to the files. If something goes badly wrong use the recovery console and rename the file back to its original name.
I could disable the following files without any inconvenience still.
netbios.sys (beware if you use netbois)
nbf.sys (NetBEUI)
msfs.sys (mailsoft file system)
mrxsmb.sys (samba)
mup.sys
rasl2tp.sys (ras=remote admin service)
raspptp.sys
raspti.sys
If all works well in the next days I delete the calls from the registry.
Just add .bak to the files. If something goes badly wrong use the recovery console and rename the file back to its original name.
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Why not just disable the services in computer management the way you should instead of deleting?
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Because disabling important services via computer managment can make win2k unable to boot and is hard to fix with your way . Also I didnt mention "delete" but rename.
Another reason is that even when I have netbios or netbeui disabled (and not installed in network connections)
netbios.sys and nbf.sys load anyway.
PD: second time I post this reply. First one didnt show up..
Another reason is that even when I have netbios or netbeui disabled (and not installed in network connections)
netbios.sys and nbf.sys load anyway.
PD: second time I post this reply. First one didnt show up..
