Very long postinstall guide

[PatheticBot]

Well. Shit. Now my pc won't start. After login in windows i have an error
sihost.exe - system failure.
Sorry for my english:
Sihost.exe – System error – The system detected an overrun of a stack based buffer in this application. This overrun could potentially allow a malicious user to gain control of the application.


Okay i fixed it. I pressed alt+ctrl+del, ran a task manager and run regedit
The problem was a regedit tweak:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\StateRepository
DO NOT CHANGE IT. Leave it at 2
default setting 2, shitty "tweaked" setting is 4

Yea it did the same for me, file explorer just wont load

[Hyote]

Well. Shit. Now my pc won't start. After login in windows i have an error
sihost.exe - system failure.
Sorry for my english:
Sihost.exe – System error – The system detected an overrun of a stack based buffer in this application. This overrun could potentially allow a malicious user to gain control of the application.


Okay i fixed it. I pressed alt+ctrl+del, ran a task manager and run regedit
The problem was a regedit tweak:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\StateRepository
DO NOT CHANGE IT. Leave it at 2
default setting 2, shitty "tweaked" setting is 4

Yea it did the same for me, file explorer just wont load

Maybe this is connected to the newer versions. I remember being able to do all of these on the lastest Windows 10 without any issues but I'm not 100% certain.

[PatheticBot]

Well. Shit. Now my pc won't start. After login in windows i have an error
sihost.exe - system failure.
Sorry for my english:
Sihost.exe – System error – The system detected an overrun of a stack based buffer in this application. This overrun could potentially allow a malicious user to gain control of the application.


Okay i fixed it. I pressed alt+ctrl+del, ran a task manager and run regedit
The problem was a regedit tweak:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\StateRepository
DO NOT CHANGE IT. Leave it at 2
default setting 2, shitty "tweaked" setting is 4

Yea it did the same for me, file explorer just wont load

Maybe this is connected to the newer versions. I remember being able to do all of these on the lastest Windows 10 without any issues but I'm not 100% certain.

Yeaa Win11 24h2 so definitely a newer windows issue apologies.

Still a great guide

[Hyote]

Well. Shit. Now my pc won't start. After login in windows i have an error
sihost.exe - system failure.
Sorry for my english:
Sihost.exe – System error – The system detected an overrun of a stack based buffer in this application. This overrun could potentially allow a malicious user to gain control of the application.


Okay i fixed it. I pressed alt+ctrl+del, ran a task manager and run regedit
The problem was a regedit tweak:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\StateRepository
DO NOT CHANGE IT. Leave it at 2
default setting 2, shitty "tweaked" setting is 4

Yea it did the same for me, file explorer just wont load

Maybe this is connected to the newer versions. I remember being able to do all of these on the lastest Windows 10 without any issues but I'm not 100% certain.

Yeaa Win11 24h2 so definitely a newer windows issue apologies.

Still a great guide

I should have put a disclaimer there earlier but still, thank you.

[Hyote]

I made a tweaks.bat file with every tweak that can be found here and much more else with explanations.

[Hyote]

I made a slightly more normal guide on GitHub: https://github.com/Hyyote/In-depth-Windows-tweaking

[steamidwudichao]

I made a slightly more normal guide on GitHub

@Hyote thanks very much sir ! it's time for a all in one guide to reduce latency

[AJ 47]

Hyote, in your guide, how do you kill something like sihost.exe without it automatically restarting? I only managed to end explorer.exe.

[Hyote]

Kill the svchost above it and then sihost. I don't recommend it now because there aren't actual gains by doing it. Having a minimal service count (30-40) is enough, but even that doesn't make a difference, I just like not having many things running in the background.

[dude03]

Personally, I'm curious. What value are you using for the win32priorityseparation?