how to disable CS5 service manager

In front of all you need to install a useful tool called Adobe Creative Suite 5. Adobe Creative Suite 5 provides integration with Adobe CS Live services that connect to the internet to provide enhanced functionality.

Do the following:

Quit all CS5 applications.
Launch the Registry Editor:
For Windows XP, choose Start > Run and type regedit then press return to open the registry editor.
For Windows 7/Vista, choose Start, type regedit, and press return when the registry editor appears in the results.
Create and/or edit the string value AdobeOnlineDefault:
For 32-bit systems: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Adobe\AdobeOnlineDefault.
For 64-bit systems: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Wow6432Node\Adobe\AdobeOnlineDefault
If the sting value does not exist, you'll need to create it (right click on the container and choose New > String Value).
Double-click this string value and set it's Value Data to "0" to disable; click OK.
Close the Registry Editor.

i hope my solution can help you, if you want to know more please visit:
http://kb2.adobe.com/cps/846/cpsid_84665.html Answered Mar, 23 2011

I've written an article in my blog on how to disable the Photoshop Service Manager. I can not post links on here but you can find it at: Aftereffectstutorials -dot- blog -dot- com. The article is number 10.
You can find the same information if you open the Help file in Photoshop and enter the search query: Service Manager Switch Off. Answered Apr, 28 2012

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Press the "Windows" and "R" keys on your keyboard simultaneously.
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Type "Services.msc" in the "Run" field that appears. Press "Enter." Press "Continue" in response to any prompts that may appear.
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Right-click the program whose service you wish to change.
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Select an option from the pop-up menu. You may start, stop, pause or look at the various properties of each program.
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Close the Services program when finished. All changes are saved as soon as you make them.

Read more:http://www.ehow.com/how_7926985_use-service-manager.html#ixzz1EJVPV2pl Answered Feb, 22 2011

EasyBits Go is provided by the Skype partner EasyBits, and is part of the Skype Extras Manager. If you would like to get rid of the installation:

• Disable and remove 3rd party access to the easybitgo.exe file in Skype via Options > Advanced > Advanced Settings > Manage other programs’ access to Skype
• Remove the Easybits Go program via the Install/Uninstall panel under your system’s control panel
• Exit Skype and make sure the Skype.exe is not running in the list of running processes (via Task Manager). Also temporarily disable Skype from starting automatically when Windows starts.
• Then restart your computer since the program will still be is use by the system.
• Once restarted, go to [Drive Letter]:\ProgramData or [Drive Letter]:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data and permanently delete theEasybits GO folder.
• Remove whatever shortcuts it may have placed in the start menu and desktop.
• If you are confident enough to dig around in your registry, go to HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software and delete the entire EasyBits folder (thanks Christopher)
• Go to the Windows\Prefetch directory and look for the file EASYBITSGO.EXE-364DAFD6.pf and delete it. Also do a search for ezPMUtils.dll and delete them all.
• If you are on Windows 7, delete the go folder in this directory - Users > [YOUR USERNAME] >AppData > Roaming (thanks Lesa)
  

via Skype installs EasyBits Go CrapWare on your systems without users’ prior knowledge Answered May, 30 2011