Services Utility: NUI Message Receiver Service
| Display Name (?): | NUI Message Receiver | ||||||||||||||
| Short Name (?): | ? | ||||||||||||||
| Executable (?): | ? | ||||||||||||||
| Library (?): | ? | ||||||||||||||
| Depends On (?): | ? | ||||||||||||||
| Supports (?): | None. | ||||||||||||||
| Description (?): | None. | ||||||||||||||
| OS (?): | Server 2003, Vista Server | ||||||||||||||
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Explanation (?): | The NUI message receiver service is a component of Windows that will debut in the codenamed release of Longhorn. NUI stands for natural user interface, and represents a collection of API features for speech recognition, hand-writing recognition and intelligent computer adapation. The features of this service are aimed mainly at servers, but the ability to perform speech tasks on a Windows computer would be a step towards the future. The intention of this service is to receive commands from various programs, and to act as a monitor for user instructions through non-traditional means. These features are intended to be heavily interconnected with WinFS so that computers could be searched much more easily, such as on a science fiction television show. This service is not required for Longhorn and as such it could be disabled. |