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How can I get the one click service paused while I play a game for a while?
I know its not supposed to interfere but it does.
I know its not supposed to interfere but it does.
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Way to pause for gaming?
- Thread starter stratcatprowlin
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I believe you are going to have to shut down the service. Then restart it once you are done.
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http://www.ocforums.com/showthread.php?t=325500
This will tell you how to set up a batch file to do it.
This will tell you how to set up a batch file to do it.
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how exactly does it interfere?
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If you get a big packet WU, it may take up a bit of memory, which is required while playing the newer games.
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Wanted to add my 2 cents here. For a gaming rig where you will be frequently stopping and restarting the service I recommend setting up bat files that execute net stop and net start commands to stop and start your services. Really simple to setup, just net stop <service name> to stop and net start <service name> to start. Plop em on your quick start bar or desktop etc and 1 click to stop and start F@H 
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Wedo said:
This one from Wedo is clean and fast. I use it to stop/start the 4 clients on my Xeon duallie.
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