Might just disable the safest services (network sharing, print spoof and remote ones). Before with Chrome I was on 22 to 25% ram and about 60 processes. On a side note: With ESET on, 92 processes including chrome with 2 tabs opened and everything running, im using 30% memory. Looks like my Dr Web test will be postponed until I have everything up and running. Then is removing most of the dell stuff (keeping data safe and the webcam and quickset stuff only), clean up the files that came with the backup and then do a new backup. Tomorrow I will get a ExHDD since I rather have one copy of the backup just for an emergency! But then I still need to spend quite some time updating, copying, installing.īy restoring the paragon image at least I am sort of 60% done. I could reset to factory OS since I never deleted the hidden partition. Go to Tools > Recovery Media Builder > select 'Flash Memory' > and select 'User specific CD/DVD image'. To create the WinPE bootable drive, log into your Paragon account, download the WinPE Recovery CD, run and extract the ISO file to a location. Don't even feel like going through the services list at all. WinPE is included with the Professional/Server editions.

One thing I did notice was before after tweaking the services, whenever you insert a removable drive, I had no longer the option to eject (right click or left click would do nothing). Back to good old 90 processes, outdated software everywhere, irrelevant games folders and installers which I don't need anymore, the list goes on. I just finished restoring my 2011 backup.

Paragon drive image