The Cozy Win7 Thread

[Nosteru]

Hello Again Fellow Community!

This Thread is about Win7. You can free talk anything about that OS.
Be technical issues you need help, the future and past of the OS, some fun story you want to share, your opinion about it, your advice, useful apps and such.

This is the place for everyone interrested or against Win7.

Just please be polite and try to respect eachother.

To Moderators: On this forum OFF-Topic comments are allowed for polite and healthy discussion.

Thanks
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[Nosteru]

Ursprünglich geschrieben von bidulless:

Ursprünglich geschrieben von Nosteru:

And how I know if it need for me or not? I dont know every service running on my PC and what overlap/use what. :P

hello
Basically if you do not have a printer shared to your local netword, just go to your network card and unckecl netbios.

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[MonkehMaster]

you can disable netbios in the "Services" tab, in the OS itself.

its called " tcp/ip netbios helper "

[MonkehMaster]

Ursprünglich geschrieben von bidulless:

you use linux right? or have?

you may find "kali linux" interesting (was called backtrack 5), used it in the past, currently it may have changed what linux distro it is based on, as i havent messed with in quite a few years.

[bidulless]

Ursprünglich geschrieben von MonkehMaster:

you can disable netbios in the "Services" tab, in the OS itself.

its called " tcp/ip netbios helper "

hello
True lmhost need to be disable too
Anyway do it both, and it's ok

[bidulless]

Ursprünglich geschrieben von MonkehMaster:

Ursprünglich geschrieben von bidulless:

you use linux right? or have?

you may find kali linux interesting (was called backtrack 5), used it in the past, currently it may have changed what linux distro it is based on.

hello

i had it on vm and played a bit with it last year while wanted to choose between w10+ or linux.
Aye backtrack is a special distrop of linux more oriented security check and system pen testing.You akso have kali ( never checked this one, just remember it name )
Both are a bit useless nowaday, you have metasploit to play with on windows ...
https://www.kali.org/
https://www.backtrack-linux.org/
https://www.metasploit.com/

[MonkehMaster]

Ursprünglich geschrieben von bidulless:

Ursprünglich geschrieben von MonkehMaster:

you use linux right? or have?

you may find kali linux interesting (was called backtrack 5), used it in the past, currently it may have changed what linux distro it is based on.

hello

i had it on vm and played a bit with it last year while wanted to choose between w10+ or linux.
Aye backtrack is a special distrop of linux more oriented secuty check and system pen testing.
Abit useless nowaday, you have metasploit to play with on windows ...

ok, so then you know of its features

yup, pen testing.

ya, i seen that as well, still havent checked it out yet.

[bidulless]

Ursprünglich geschrieben von Nosteru:

Ursprünglich geschrieben von bidulless:

hello
it was a widely used attack vector; no clue it it's still the case nowaday, but if you do not need it, better uncheck it under your network card.

And how I know if it need for me or not? I dont know every service running on my PC and what overlap/use what. :P

hello
Use serviwin from wscc or service.msc to see which services are running.The fewer services that run, the fewer possible attack vectors you'll have on your machine, especially service you do not need like lmhost ( netbios tcpip helper ) or system informer, you have many tools at your disposal for that.

[MonkehMaster]

ya, i usually go through and set services not needed, to "stopped" and dont start unless i manually start them.

and others simply disabled, that arent needed.

[Nosteru]

Ursprünglich geschrieben von bidulless:

Ursprünglich geschrieben von Nosteru:

And how I know if it need for me or not? I dont know every service running on my PC and what overlap/use what. :P

hello
Use serviwin from wscc or service.msc to see which services are running.The fewer services that run, the fewer possible attack vectors you'll have on your machine, especially service you do not need like lmhost ( netbios tcpip helper ) or system informer, you have many tools at your disposal for that.

Ursprünglich geschrieben von MonkehMaster:

ya, i usually go through and set services not needed, to "stopped" and dont start unless i manually start them.

and others simply disabled, that arent needed.

Yeah Once I did that and disabled functions what seemed useless for me. However it was dependancy of other service so I ended up not working some function on my PC. Since that I very rarely tinkering with services. But I might play it again.

Edit: Also as my OS set to my language it is nightmare to search services name as on internet everything described in english, even with translator sometimes hard to find what is what. :)

Thanks for helps. You both provided me useful info so far.

[bidulless]

Ursprünglich geschrieben von Nosteru:

Ursprünglich geschrieben von bidulless:

hello
Use serviwin from wscc or service.msc to see which services are running.The fewer services that run, the fewer possible attack vectors you'll have on your machine, especially service you do not need like lmhost ( netbios tcpip helper ) or system informer, you have many tools at your disposal for that.

Ursprünglich geschrieben von MonkehMaster:

ya, i usually go through and set services not needed, to "stopped" and dont start unless i manually start them.

and others simply disabled, that arent needed.

Yeah Once I did that and disabled functions what seemed useless for me. However it was dependancy of other service so I ended up not working some function on my PC. Since that I very rarely tinkering with services. But I might play it again.

hello
Just to let you know, i have only 1 comp linked to my router and w7 is running with 51 process atm , counting steam, xmplayer , glasswire, eset ,dnscrypt etc ...
https://i.postimg.cc/1RnyycMh/1Capture.jpg

[Nosteru]

Ursprünglich geschrieben von bidulless:

hello
Just to let you know, i have only 1 comp linked to my router and w7 is running with 52 process atm , counting steam, xmplayer , glasswire, eset , etc ...

117 process running here :P True Firefox alone take 15 atm, showed by Task Manager

[Nosteru]

Ursprünglich geschrieben von MonkehMaster:

you can disable netbios in the "Services" tab, in the OS itself.

its called " tcp/ip netbios helper "

Ok, I didabled and stopped there too. Thanks

OFF: It seems my GPU Driver reinstall fixed the Steam/Browser tearing. Thanks for that too.

[bidulless]

Ursprünglich geschrieben von Nosteru:

Ursprünglich geschrieben von MonkehMaster:

you can disable netbios in the "Services" tab, in the OS itself.

its called " tcp/ip netbios helper "

Ok, I didabled and stopped there too. Thanks

OFF: It seems my GPU Driver reinstall fixed the Steam/Browser tearing. Thanks for that too.

hello
Cool; nice to hear that too

[MonkehMaster]

Ursprünglich geschrieben von Nosteru:

Ursprünglich geschrieben von MonkehMaster:

you can disable netbios in the "Services" tab, in the OS itself.

its called " tcp/ip netbios helper "

Ok, I didabled and stopped there too. Thanks

OFF: It seems my GPU Driver reinstall fixed the Steam/Browser tearing. Thanks for that too.

nice, glad you got that sorted, i know it would frustrate me having an issue like that.

also to note, aint it funny how issues can be a simple thing and not even notice it?

[bidulless]

Ursprünglich geschrieben von Nosteru:

Ursprünglich geschrieben von MonkehMaster:

you can disable netbios in the "Services" tab, in the OS itself.

its called " tcp/ip netbios helper "

Ok, I didabled and stopped there too. Thanks

OFF: It seems my GPU Driver reinstall fixed the Steam/Browser tearing. Thanks for that too.

hello
aye ff is somehow a beast for that , knowing there is some browser that just use one uniq process like k-meleon, it's funny xd
But it's how things are working nowaday i guess, the more and the bigger, the better it is, no ? xD
Mostly people tryed to reproduce what they learned during their studies ...