Besides RoHe's great link, you might also want to run Task Scheduler as Admin and disable the Nahimic services from there too.
Search Task Scheduler in the Windows search bar, right click the search result and select "Run as Administrator", find the Nahimic tasks in the list, right click each of them and select "End", then right-click each again and select "Disable".
This is just an audio enhancer app, rather useless, so you can safely disable it. You PC will still run fine, including sound.
True, @RoHe . I put those there because I've read from others that the Nahimic service has a habit of coming back from the dead, when I was getting rid of mine.
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Posted March 11th, 2021 11:00
I'd leave Alienware disabled in Task Manager.
As for Nahimic, read this...