Vista has a lot of Services. The more expensive your version of Vista, the more services it has. By default, many of these services run automatically when you start your computer, whether you need them or not. If you don’t need them, they’re just using memory and processor time that could best be used by something else. This is why you may want to turn some of them off. Keep reading →

After you upgrade from Microsoft Windows XP Service Pack 2 (SP2) to Windows Vista, the World Wide Web publishing service is unexpectedly turned on and started. This problem occurs even though this Microsoft Internet Information Services (IIS) component is not installed in Windows XP before the upgrade occurs.