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Customer Experience Improvement Program How to Join or Unjoin the Vista Customer Experience Improvement Program Published by Brink 08-13-2008 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||
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| Aficionado | It's nice to find the options to join or unjoin these metric gathering services, but Vista continues to run tasks to gather data anyway!! I've found the spot in Scheduled Tasks to disable the stuff for Customer Experience stat gathering. I've had this machine running Vista Home Premium 32 bit since April 2007 and I'm still turning stuff off that runs my HD!! If I look at Process Monitor there's all these File Open, File Close, File Create stuff going on for no reason. Sometimes my HD will run constantly for 15 or 20 minutes and that's with Superfetch service not running!! It's pretty annoying! Some people say it doesn't hurt your drive to have it doing all this stuff I don't care about, but it sure trashes system buffers!!! How about optimizing for stuff I want to do? I mean, I'm the one that forked out the $$$ for this PC, you know? Seems like I'll still be hunting this stuff down when SP4 comes out!! ![]() Since I mentioned turning those off I might as well describe how I did it: To turn off Consolidator and OptinNotification Go into Task Scheduler(make sure in the View Menu click Show Hidden Tasks) Task Scheduler Library => Microsoft => Windows => Customer Experience Improvement Program. Right click Consolidator and click Disabled Right click OptinNotification and click Disabled |
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| Administrator | Re: Customer Experience Improvement Program Thank you MilesAhead. That would make a great addition to the tutorial. Shawn |
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| Aficionado | Re: Customer Experience Improvement Program You're welcome. If I find any more clues how to quiet the HD in Vista I'll post 'em. ![]() I sure would like to know what keeps touching all my files though. Every time I think I've turned it off, after a few days the same behavior starts up again. Very frustrating! |
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