Today, I have no idea what they are called. Long ago, when Windows was my only OS for a while there existed various "hackish" tools that would disable unwanted processes. For example, if your system run many threads simultaneously it will also disturb the CPU:s caching feature (IRQ:s and threading). If you are using Windows maybe take a look at tools that will remove or disable processes that you do not need. This is because Windows has a lot of things going on simply to be more user friendly. As soon as we want to run anything Windows we will need to double up hardware or more.
However, at work we can run minimal Debian (or other small footprint distributions of Linux+GNU software) machines as VM:s quite easily without almost any resources.
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