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Identify which "things" are causing you trouble but strive to turn control back to Windows on as many items as possible. You may want to do it one at a time as I assume there is some reason you turned them off.
Go back to MSCONFIG and turn things back on. Look through your computer and delete all of the programs that you don't want/need. I'm going to recommend that you take some fairly drastic measures: 
And finally, it looks like you have allowed a boatload of programs to tunnel through your fire wall.essentially bypassing it. not for day-to-day running of your computer. That should be used as a diagnostic tool. It also looks like you have been managing things by playing in MSCONFIG. I'd also suggest that if you try it and it isn't something that you actually want/need - delete it. It's your computer to use as you desire, but I'd suggest you use a little discretion when trying out new program. These programs are typically not something you really wanted and use up resources, and, at worst, can be malicious. This carries some risk as many of those "free" program come with PUP's - Possibly Unwanted Programs. It looks like you really like to install a variety of programs.
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