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  • Optimize Windows XP by disabling Unnecessary Services By: Apostol Lucian
    By default, windows xp starts a lot of services. Most are used for good working of Windows, but some of them are unnecessary, and are there only to slower computer performances.
    Tags: disable services windows microsoft

  • msdtc.exe By: Roberto Bell
    If you hit CTRL +Alt + Delete, you will launch your task manager on your Windows Operating System. With task manager open, you can choose from several tabs including; applications, processes, performance, networking and users.
    Tags: msdtc.exe, virus, Microsoft Distributed Transaction Coordinator

  • Define MSDTC By: Roberto Bell
    MSDTC, an abbreviation for Microsoft’s Distributed Transaction Coordinator (DTC), is a service component implanted in recently marketed Microsoft Windows systems (operating systems Windows 2000 and after, and Windows NT 4.0 has the MSDTC). Its job is coordinating the various transactions among multiple resource managers, including but not limited to databases, file systems, and message queues.
    Tags: MSDTC

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