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Services Guide for Windows XP. Services Guide for Windows XP [Click Here to Skip My Opening Drivel and Get to the Services] When I first sketched out the rough draft of what I wanted to include in The Elder Geek I wasn't going to have a section dealing with Services. There are a ton of sites out 'there' that go into excruciating detail on how to extract the last ounce of performance by fiddling with the default XP services.
A few hundred e-mails later from readers wanting to know why I didn't have a services section, here it is, ready for you to peruse. Frankly, I don't recommend you change any of the services from the default installation of XP. What are services? There are two ways to view Services on your computer. Looking at the Services window you can see it has columns for Name, Description, Status, Startup Type and Log On As. The table below illustrates how I've set up the information for each service. Microsoft has assigned what they call a Display Name to each service. Computer Laboratory - Xen virtual machine monitor. Windows XP Commands.