Re: support wanted for a feedback to microsoft
I see.
Well, I agree that intensive tasks are an issue when they can't be easily stopped via task manager, but that's pretty rare and even when stacked up, most program's background tasks (usually updators) are little more than a drop in the bucket for a machine running the suggested minimum specs for Windows anyway.
Anything that requires someone to fuck around with MSConfig or Services.MSC to disable it, that actually has an outsized impact on system performance even when the main program connected to it isn't running (unless it's very nature is for real time background monitoring) is going to cause problems for non power users with lower spec machines (a Venn diagram that intersects quite a bit) is an issue though I agree, particularly if it's hidden or unclearly named.
But from my experience, that's a pretty small amount of services, and I think that's how MS will see it too. It may be somewhat more cluttered, but the performance impact is likely negligible for the majority of users.
As for the bundle offer thing, I actually think that's quite a good idea! I'll happily back that one.
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