BITS also supports the transfer of files between peer computers in a domain. Disabling this service will interrupt Windows Updates installation which is not recommended. Click on Stop and in Startup type , choose Disabled. Was this reply helpful? Yes No. Sorry this didn't help. Thanks for your feedback. How satisfied are you with this reply?. Thanks for your feedback, it helps us improve the site. There is absolutely no point in repeating the procedure to stop the service when if you actually bothered to read the question I had already stopped it.
It doesn't take a leap of logic to work out that I must already know how to stop it.. My problem is why did I need to stop it and why, having set as disabled, did it manage to restart.
The good news is that the software will give you advice on whether you should disable this service on the interface so as to avoid your false judgment. Step 1. Step 2. Launch the software and you can see all of its functions on the left pane. To disable unnecessary system services in your computer, tap on System Service to go ahead.
Step 3. Locate to the service name of Background Intelligent Transfer Service on the right interface, and then click the button of Disable to stop this service in your PC. Now follow the below steps to turn off this service in your computer if you don't need it. Press the Windows key and the R key at the same time on the keyboard, and then the Run dialog box will open.
Type the text of service. Find out Background Intelligent Transfer Service and then double click it to open its properties. Click the down arrow button to expand the startup type menu and change its startup type to Disabled. Step 4. Tap on the Stop button to stop its service status.
There are a couple of ways to look into this. Background Intelligent Transfer Service will appear in these situations as svchost. In Windows 8, it will be one of several processes that is called Service Host. An important thing to note is that svchost. The key symptom to look for is high disk usage. When looking at the collection of svchost. Image from HowToGeek. If Background Intelligent Transfer Service is one of them, you might have found the culprit. Open Task Manager, and scroll to the bottom of the list of process to get to the list of Windows processes.
You can expand the Service Host process by clicking the arrow to its left and then see the services it is responsible for. Background Intelligent Transfer Service is built into Windows for a good reason and many services like it simply cannot be disabled. The most common reason for it to start up is because it is checking for an update to a Windows program or the system itself and then proceeds to download.
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