Which processes and services in task manager should i end ,remove?

Question

I dont know which ones to end , i read on a other question that you have to end processes that you dont use but i dont which ones, how can i remove them? here is the list:
atiedxx.exe
ccSvcHst.exe *32
chrome.exe *32
chrome.exe *32
chrome.exe *32
chrome.exe *32
chrome.exe *32
chrome.exe *32
chrome.exe *32
chrome.exe *32
chrome.exe *32
csrss.exe
dwm.exe
explorer.exe
ipoint.exe
iTunesHelper.exe *32
itype.exe
jusched.exe *32
n360.exe *32
taskeng.exe
taskhost.exe
taskmgr.exe
winlogon.exe
wmplayer.exe *32


Also Which services on task amanger should i end here is a list of them:
VaultSvc
SamSs
ProtectedStorage
NetTcpPortSharing
Netlogon
KeyIso
idsvc
EFS
AxInstSV
bthserv
Power
PlugPlay
DcomLaunch
WinHttpAutoProxySvc
WebClient
WdiServiceHost
W32Time
THREADORDER
SstpSvc
Sppuinotify
nsi
netprofm
lltdsvc
FontCache
fdPhost
EventSystem
wcncsvc
upnphost
TBS
SSDPSRV
SensrSvc
SCardSvr
QWAVE
Mcx2Svc
FDResPub
AppIDSvc
wscsvc
WPCSv
lmhosts ( or lmhosts)
HomeGroupProvider
eventlog
Dhcp
AudioSrv
WwanSvc
pla
MpsSvc
DPS
BFE
PNRPsvc
PNRPAutoReg
p2psvc
p2pimsvc
wudfsvc
WPDBusEnum
Wlansvc
WdiSystemHost
UxSms
TrkWks
TabletInputService
PcaSvc
Netman
IPBusEnum
hidserv
dot3svc
AudioEndpointBuilder
WSearch
WMPNetworkSvc
wmiApSrv
wlidsvc
wlccrasvc
wbengine
WatAdminSvc
VSS
vds
UIODetect
TrustedInstaller
tgsrvc_verizondm
SysMain
swprv
stisvc
sprtsvc_verizondm
sppsvc
Spooler
SNMPTRAP
SDRSVC
RpcLocator
RoxioNow Service
Perfhost
pdfcDispathcer
PCCUJobMgr
Norton PC Checkup Application Launcher
NOBU
N360
msiserver
MSDTC
LightScribeService
iPod Service
IEEtwCollectorService
hpqwmiex
HPClientSvc
HPAuto
HP Support Assistant Service
gupdatem
gupdate
gpsvc
Giraffic
GamesAppService
fsssvc
FontCache3.0.0.0
Fax
ehSched
ehRecvr
defragsvc
COMSysApp
clr_optimization_v4.030319_64
clr_optimization_v4.030319_32
clr_optimization_v2.0.50727_64
clr_optimization_v2.0.50727_32
Bonjour Service
BingDesktopUpdate
Apple Mobile Device
AMD External Events Utility
ALG
AcfXAudioService
ACDaemon
wuauserv
Winmgmt
werecplsupport
Themes
ShellHWDetection
SharedAccess
SessionEnv
SENS
seclogon
SCPolicySvc
Schedule
RemoteAccess
RasMan
RasAuto
ProfSvc
MSiSCSI
MMCSS
LanmanServer
iphlpsvc
IKEEXT
hkmsvc
EapHost
CertPropSvc
Browser
BITS
BDESVC
Appinfo
AeLookupSvc
WinRM
Wecsvc
TermService
TapiSrv
NlaSvc
napagent
LanmanWorkstation
Dnscache
CryptSvc
KtmRm
PolicyAgent
RemoteRegistry
RpcSs
RpcEptMapper
WinDefend
WbioSrvc
WcsPlugInService
WerSvc

Answer 1

We have no way of knowing which services you use or don't use, or need or don't need. For instance, if you share your internet connection, you need SharedAccess; if you don't, you don't. Your antivirus software has probably disabled Windows Defender---are you saying that all these services are all running in task manager? That's a lot of services to be running. You need to familiarize yourself with them and find out what they are and what they do--this may mean Googling them. Some of them are peculiar to your operating system and to the software you are running on your computer--e.g. I recognize Light Scribe because I have it on my laptop. Go to your Search box and type Services in your search box. This will bring up the Services dialog box. (You can view them here, but to make any changes, you'll have to be logged in as an administrator.)

I have included links to Black Viper's website. He has suggestions for tweaking services in Windows 7 (first link) and Windows 8 (second link). His site shows whether the service should be set to manual or automatic. To make these changes, log on to Services under the Administrator account. Highlight the service that you wish to change, then click on Properties. Select the Startup Type--e.g. from Automatic to Manual. Hit Apply, then OK. Services can be started or stopped from this same screen. I have all the services associated with Remote Desktop/Remote Registry disabled, as well as some networking functions I know I won't be using.

You can also see what's running on your system by using the tasklist command. Go to your search box and type Run in the box. This will bring up the command prompt. Type tasklist and it will return a list of all tasks running on your system.

Answer 2

Check out a microsoft soft program thats called autoruns, its an .exe file program, assuming your on PC. Check out some videos on youtube to see how it works.

Iv always been concerned about all programs running in the background on my PC. Iv went from 85 background programs to about 62. Since iv downloaded autruns im down to 51 background programs, and feel my PC running smoother.



Mainly what what I understanding from it, it scans every program thats running and highlights programs in certain colors according to how important or safe it is to disable it.

And if your not sure what the program is or dont know if you should disable it, there is a right click feature where you can search the file. its a nice little program.



Give it try you wont be disapointed.



PS. I dont wont to tell you what to disable myself cause I dont no what operating system you have or what programs you have.



Edite: You can get it from any site yo search for it from google, but the best/reliable site is right from microsoft, here it is....



http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/bb963902.aspx



If your familiar with WinRar, that great, I forgot if its a RAR file or not.

Answer 3

N360.exe

Answer 4

Just disable programs under the "Startup"



That'll eliminate half the processes right there and then you won't have to worry about disabling important ones.