Any of these I can disable at startup?

I've disabled programs at startup that I know I don't need but I want to know if any of the following are safe to disable at startup.
Intel Services Manager
Lenovo Energy Management
Lenovo Battery Management
HD Audio Background Processes
Realtek HD Audio Manager
Persistence Module
hkcmd Module
ETD Control Center
igfx Tray Module

Thanks to anyone who can help!

Added (1). Alrighty, both the Lenovo Energy consumption items are disabled and nothing's gone wrong. Too the other commenter, why exactly would disabling the audio driver be bad at startup? Wouldn't the just find their way back On when I needed to access them again?

Guest

You can disable all of them at start-up. Programs needed will be started as they are called for.

Don Jeffre

=Disable

Lenovo Energy Management
Lenovo Battery Management

=Keep

Realtek HD Audio Manager
igfx Tray Module
ETD Control Center
hkcmd Module
Intel Services Manager

= Not sure
HD Audio Background Processes
Persistence Module

Nisia

I look at the list and wouldn't of disable any of them each one has a purpose to keep the laptop running good, you already disable programs at startup i would of kept those on the list running at start up

starpc11

For normal applications you can disable most of the list of the programs. Hkcmd(hotkey command) is otherwise unessential and can be disabled from intel graphics tray. Igfxtray.exe is the System Tray Applet for the Intel Integrated Display Adapter. It is installed along with Intel Integrated Graphics driver. Its purpose is to facilitate configuration changes via a convenient system tray icon.
This is not an essential process. If you do not wish to have it running, you can safely kill or disable it. By doing so, however, you forego the ability to adjust your display settings through the system tray, as well as any other options that were set up within the software. Power management is required only when you are on the go. I have myself killed them for once, but it still runs fine.

Sabyasachi

No, DON'T disable your HD audio driver. You won't get sound.

Aaron U

All of these HD Audio Background Processes
Realtek HD Audio Manager
Persistence Module
hkcmd Module
ETD Control Center
igfx Tray Module

rahul

I removed the Ltcm Clint.exe from my Z710 IdeaPad and it seems that I still have a (oxcooooo7b) Error, Do you have another Startup Program that would allow me to get this Stable again… Unknown what woke this C:\Programfiles\Ltcm Client\item Scheduler.exe came from as it loads as: Program Files LTCM Clent\item Client.exe/STARTUP Can you please help me install/download a better startup to enable me to use this ideapad… Thank you

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