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aqua · 13. Oct 2009, 06:20 AM

but removing throught via control panel,only remove the program.
i think removing it throught services is more effective..
also ihave hardware-firewall enable.
i read once in wilders that disbling windows firewall frees a lotof cpu use. also that we can close ports throught seconfig,a small program and i read that is very effective.
what do you think guys?.

13. Oct 2009, 06:20 AM	#6 (permalink)
aqua Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2009 Posts: 120	but removing throught via control panel,only remove the program. i think removing it throught services is more effective.. also ihave hardware-firewall enable. i read once in wilders that disbling windows firewall frees a lotof cpu use. also that we can close ports throught seconfig,a small program and i read that is very effective. what do you think guys?.