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Disabling unnecessary Windows Services - Session Host tuning
R_Akers Hi Rich, thanks for taking the time to post this. We have looked into tuning services on Windows 10 multi-session, mostly from a performance optimizations perspective. This issue has not reported before and could be a reason for us to disable (at least) Bluetooth in the Windows 10 Enterprise multi-session image, let me discuss with a few folks before making the change.
For your environment, it looks like it makes sense to disable.
Thanks!
Pieter
R_Akers Hi Rich, thanks for taking the time to post this. We have looked into tuning services on Windows 10 multi-session, mostly from a performance optimizations perspective. This issue has not reported before and could be a reason for us to disable (at least) Bluetooth in the Windows 10 Enterprise multi-session image, let me discuss with a few folks before making the change.
For your environment, it looks like it makes sense to disable.
Thanks!
Pieter
HI Peter,
Thank you for taking the time. I thought I added it to the original post. The actual error below when trying to open services that prompted this. This is with around 65 user sessions connected to the RDSH.
R_Akers we are not seeing those services running in our environments. Would you be able to share the output of "tasklist /svc" when a few users are logged on?
Hi Peter,
Attached. I notice it doesn't look to be listed there but they are showing under Computer\HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services
I can't open the services app currently to take a look but our RMM is also showing them
R_Akers thanks for the CSV, let me discuss with a couple of folks and get back to you.