If this is your first visit, be sure to check out the FAQ by clicking the link above. You may have to register before you can post: click the register link above to proceed. To start viewing messages, select the forum that you want to visit from the selection below. |
|
|
Thread Tools | Display Modes |
#1
|
|||
|
|||
disabling Distributed Link Tracking Client service (TrkWks)
I use an external USB hard drive to which I back up my computers using
Acronis True Image software. On one older laptop, Acronis TrueImage takes literally forever "analyzing" the partition on my USB external hard drive before letting me proceed further. Acronis support has said there was no way to exclude the external HD from the analysis and suggested the solution could be disabling the "Distributed Link Tracking Client service (TrkWks)". My question: is it dangerous to disable the Distributed Link Tracking Client service (TrkWks)? What am I giving up with other programs or in general in XP if I disable this service? What use is this service in fact and does this make sense? Thanks. Jeff |
Ads |
#2
|
|||
|
|||
Quote:
When you start the Services applet in “Start - Control Panel - Administrative Tools”, the “Startup Type” setting for the “Distributed Link Tracking Client” service may be set to “Automatic” or “Manual”. Modify the system registry settings to disable the “Distributed Link Tracking Client” service in Windows. The “Distributed Link Tracking Client” service helps maintain links between NTFS files within a computer or across computers in a network domain. This service is for users who are in a domain that have distributed links and a NTFS file system. If these conditions do not apply to your system, disable this service to speed up the system boot. So i think it is not dangerous to disable this service when you run Acronis. |
#3
|
|||
|
|||
disabling Distributed Link Tracking Client service (TrkWks)
"Jaga" wrote in message
... No Name;3217297 Wrote: I use an external USB hard drive to which I back up my computers using Acronis True Image software. On one older laptop, Acronis TrueImage takes literally forever "analyzing" the partition on my USB external hard drive before letting me proceed further. Acronis support has said there was no way to exclude the external HD from the analysis and suggested the solution could be disabling the "Distributed Link Tracking Client service (TrkWks)". My question: is it dangerous to disable the Distributed Link Tracking Client service (TrkWks)? What am I giving up with other programs or in general in XP if I disable this service? What use is this service in fact and does this make sense? Thanks. Jeff *Microsoft Service Description*: Maintains links between NTFS files within a computer or across computers in a network domain. When you start the Services applet in "Start - Control Panel - Administrative Tools", the "Startup Type" setting for the "Distributed Link Tracking Client" service may be set to "Automatic" or "Manual". Modify the system registry settings to disable the "Distributed Link Tracking Client" service in Windows. The "Distributed Link Tracking Client" service helps maintain links between NTFS files within a computer or across computers in a network domain. This service is for users who are in a domain that have distributed links and a NTFS file system. If these conditions do not apply to your system, disable this service to speed up the system boot. So i think it is not dangerous to disable this service when you run Acronis. Thank you. |
#4
|
|||
|
|||
disabling Distributed Link Tracking Client service (TrkWks)
jkhjkgfojkhkjkjkhkjkgktkkukhkhktklkkkkkgfkhkkgkfl, hkgfkmn,n,hkglmlbn,nl,jljjljljljjljljljhlhhl,ionkn lhm,gln,jokyoyoioyoyoykyohoiomkh,hojojkljljljljljl jlñjljkljljpjkljñjk.jjljpjlhjljljljljljpjljlhlhj ljljljlhj.jljlj.jljljljlljjlñhjlhlhlljljljlljlk.l jm.hgñljñljlhyoikjlhljklklg,..f,.flmlpklj,kljljl ,ykljmklh,hljlljlklhjlmlhjhlñl,,hjltll,.mlmñhlgh .mljñlñj.jlj.j.j.j.jñlj.jlljlllhlmh,h,hkjkt,ekg igkhlylrlopiohlhlypjljljlklnljlhjlhhjhlhljljluljkl lj.mñlj.jlñjlñmklñjñj.jñjjñjlj.ljlñmlñjñ j,lñjñjljlñj.mñmllylplg,dñnlhj.kl´jnlnlhj,m, hlnllllyljñhjljñjllhjljlj,hlhlhhljlhljjjjljhlnl, mhljn,n,jhlbn,.m,.n,.mm,.mnllnm,hlñkinklhlhj,j,jj mm.gkdkflgklhljljljljljljljñpjljjljñjñjñjñ l{n,j,mñj,.j.j.h.gpkhlrlflklgltlf,,.mlnlnlnnknlnl jñjlnñmlk.mmñ,.m.hj.j.nhñnñhb
|
#5
|
|||
|
|||
disabling Distributed Link Tracking Client service (TrkWks)
El miércoles, 19 de noviembre de 2008, 11:02:16 (UTC-5), escribió:
I use an external USB hard drive to which I back up my computers using Acronis True Image software. On one older laptop, Acronis TrueImage takes literally forever "analyzing" the partition on my USB external hard drive before letting me proceed further. Acronis support has said there was no way to exclude the external HD from the analysis and suggested the solution could be disabling the "Distributed Link Tracking Client service (TrkWks)". My question: is it dangerous to disable the Distributed Link Tracking Client service (TrkWks)? What am I giving up with other programs or in general in XP if I disable this service? What use is this service in fact and does this make sense? Thanks. Jeff |
Thread Tools | |
Display Modes | |
|
|