1. INTRODUCTION There is also a way to remove processes like DNS from the system. Start..Admin..Services. Then turn "Startup type" to "Disabled", and stop the process.

You can find out which .exe is associated with a service by right clicking. Eg: I right clicked on DNS Server Properties, and confirmed that the process is DNS.EXE.

2. WHAT IS NORMALLY RUNNING (After you shut down DNS and INetInfo)
  R=Robson, H=Hood

             Display Name       
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H R   CSRSS.EXE                          
H R   dfssvc.exe                         
H R   Explorer.exe
H R   LLSSRV.exe
H R   LSASS.exe
* R   mmc.exe (2 copies)  
H R   msdtc.exe
H R   mstask.exe
H R   regsvc.exe
H R   SERVICES.EXE
H R   SMSS.EXE
H R   spoolsv.exe
H R   svchost.exe (4 copies)
H R   system.exe
H R   system idle process
H R   TASKMGR.EXE
H R   tcpsvcs.exe
H R   termsrv.exe
H R   WINLOGIN.EXE
H R   WinMgmt.exe
H R   WINS.EXE
H R   wuauclt.exe

3. FULL DICTIONARY:

Direct CD: I had to shut this down on 4.A09 because the processor was at 100%

DNS.exe Dns server. Disable this.

DLLHost.exe

System Idle

HKCmd

IExplore This will be running if you have a browser window open.

igfxTray.exe

MMC.exe Only process running on Robson but not on Hood.

svchost.exe (4 copies)

Services.exe Alerter