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windows services manager. such a thing?
skwire:
I'm confident NirSoft has such a tool.-Tuxman (November 21, 2014, 03:01 AM)
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I'm only aware of NirSoft's ServiWin but I don't believe it allows you to save/load a profile whereby you can start/stop a list of services. Were you referring to a different tool?
And there I was just making a joke about a possible mockup image ;D-4wd (November 21, 2014, 05:32 AM)
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Nope, not a mockup image; I actually designed it that way from the start. :D
superboyac:
Is there anything that will quickly allow me to toggle a bunch of services on and off? For example, if I want to do a lot of photoshopping, I want to disable a bunch of unecessary services to speed things up. Then I want to reenable them again once I'm done. is there anything where I can make a few profiles or something and toggle them?-superboyac (November 20, 2014, 12:22 PM)
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So, you can do this with a couple of batch files and the "net stop <service name>" and "net start <service name>" commands. However, you have perfect timing. If you can wait until next month, this is what I'm working on for NANY this year:
(see attachment in previous post)
It's called Splat (Simple Profile Launcher Application Tool) and will allow you to build profiles that allow you create list of applications and services to start/close/kill. You can insert delays based on number of seconds or cpu usage threshold. Also, you can assign each profile a hotkey as well as use one hotkey to execute multiple profiles. It's sort of like a GUI version of App's Lacuna Launcher.
-skwire (November 20, 2014, 02:50 PM)
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I can wait! Glad you're on it!
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