Disable Xbox services
Overview
This category contains privacy scripts for Windows.
These changes use Windows system commands to update your settings.
This category includes scripts to turn off Xbox services.
While enhancing gaming, these services may impact privacy and system performance for non-Xbox Live users.
Turning off these services protects privacy by stopping unnecessary data sharing with Xbox Live servers.
This category is recommended for all users. It helps to improve privacy without affecting stability.
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These scripts are written using Batch (batchfile) scripting language.
Choose one of two ways to apply:
- Automatically via privacy.sexy: The easiest and safest option.
- Manually by downloading: Requires downloading a file.
Alternative 1. Apply with Privacy.sexy
privacy.sexy is free and open-source application that lets securely apply this action easily.
It allows selectively choose parts of this action to conduct. You can fully restore this action (revert back to the original behavior) using the application.
privacy.sexy instructions
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- Search for the category name:
Disable Xbox services
. - Check the category by clicking on the checkbox of the category.
- Click on Run button at the bottom of the page.
Alternative 2. Download
Consider restarting your computer for all changes to take affect.
This action is completely reversible, you can restore your changes to the initial/default state. The restore/revert methods provided here can help you fix issues.
If something goes wrong, use the Revert script provided above.
Standard
This script includes only Standard recommendation level.
Standard scripts in this category is recommended for all users. They help to improve privacy without affecting stability.
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Explore further
This category includes total of 3 scripts but no subcategories.
Explore its 3 scripts:
Disable Xbox Live Auth Manager
This script disables the Xbox Live Auth Manager ("XblAuthManager") service. This service manages Xbox Live login and permissions. Turning off this service can enhance privacy for users who do not use Xbox Live, as it prevents potentially unnecessary communication with Xbox Live servers. Overview of default service statuses - | OS Version | Status | Start type | | ---------- | -------| ---------- | | Windows 10 (≥ 22H2) | 🔴 Stopped | Manual | | Windows 11 (≥ 23H2) | 🔴 Stopped | Manual |
Disable Xbox Live Game Save
This script disables the Xbox Live Game Save ("XblGameSave") service. This service synchronizes save data for games that are enabled with Xbox Live save features. If you're not using Xbox Live to save games, turning off this service can protect your privacy by stopping save data transfers to Xbox Live. Overview of default service statuses - | OS Version | Status | Start type | | ---------- | -------| ---------- | | Windows 10 (≥ 22H2) | 🔴 Stopped | Manual | | Windows 11 (≥ 23H2) | 🔴 Stopped ...
Disable Xbox Live Networking
This script disables the Xbox Live Networking Service ("XboxNetApiSvc") service. This service supports the "Windows.Networking.XboxLive" application programming interface. Disabling this service is useful for those not using Xbox Live, as it stops the system from Xbox Live networking activities. This script may enhance privacy and improve system performance by reducing unnecessary network traffic and resource use. Overview of default service statuses - | OS Version | Status | Start type | | ...
Explore Categories
- Disable non-essential services
- Remove bloatware
This action belongs to Disable non-essential services category. This category contains scripts designed to enhance privacy by disabling system services that are not essential for your operating system's core functions. A Windows service is a program that runs in the background, automatically starting and operating without direct user interaction, even when... Read more on category page ▶
This action belongs to Remove bloatware category. This category configures Windows using 215 scripts. These scripts are organized in 35 categories. The category includes 1 subscripts and 9 subcategories that include more scripts and categories. Read more on category page ▶
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