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AlacrityPC uses the concept of profiles. A profile consists of the
service and programs you have selected to be shutdown (and/or restarted), any
additional optimizations you want to run, and the application(s) that you want
to run after you have optimized your system.
A profile can be of two types:
- Top level: A top level profile can run as is or be used as a
parent profile to other profiles. It cannot inherit from other
profiles. If it is a parent, any settings take precedence over the
child profile. Top level profiles are useful when you have a number of
applications you need to support and want to make changes that are global to
all the applications. For example, you can turn on defrag memory in
the parent profile, and all child profiles will inherit this setting.
- Inherited: An inherited profile inherits any settings from its
parent profile. The user can then add more services or programs to
shutdown, enable different optimizations, and specify different programs to
launch. An inherited profile cannot be a parent to another profile.
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