Does anyone know what kind of background services are these and can I disable them in anv15-51?

Ketans
Ketans Member Posts: 5

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edited October 2024 in Nitro Gaming

Hello guys just about a new acer nitro 5 anv15-51. As you can see there's a bunch of background acer processes these "AAADSvc,Acer ART-AIMMX,Acer Device Enabling Service,Acer Pixy servie" does anyone know what kind of services are these and can I disable them? I also uninstalled the bloatwares. Please help..

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  • GAMING6698
    GAMING6698 ACE Posts: 9,008 Trailblazer
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    Both msconfig and service.msc will disable these services but mconfig is temporary and may enable those services later. So you can use services.msc to fix this permanently. it's common for new laptops to come with various services that may not be essential for basic operation. Many of these services support specific software features or hardware functionalities which doesn't required any software.
    You can safely disable unnecessary services, but be cautious as some may be tied to hardware functions or critical applications . So, recommended to take system restore point.

    Acer ART-AIMMX- The Acer ART-AIMMX service is associated with Acer's AI tools, specifically designed to enhance user experience through features like image retouching and generative AI capabilities. It may be linked to applications such as Acer LiveArt and other creative software that come pre-installed on Acer devices

    The Acer Device Enabling Service is primarily responsible for managing device-specific features and functionalities on Acer laptops, such as those related to hardware components and peripherals. It often supports applications like Acer PredatorSense and other Acer utilities.

    The Acer Pixy Service is a software component associated with Acer's imaging and AI tools, often linked to applications that enhance photo editing and visual content creation. This service may not be essential for general laptop operation and can be considered bloatware.

    The AAADSvc service, also known as Acer Authentication and Access Device Service, is part of Acer's software suite, primarily related to device management and authentication processes. It may support features like device access control and user authentication for Acer applications.

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