Which Protocols can be disabled?

[3dsage]

I'm wondering which Protocols can I disable on my Network Adapter. I just want to know which one's are needed to go online?
Here's a pic of which one's are installed, TIA

Quick Update: I disabled all of them except tcp/ip v4 and v6, and my Network utilization on Task manager stays between 70 and 75%, it used to dip into the 50% range alot. Thanks Wizzard.

 

[Castiel]

I wouldn't disable any of them.

 

[Jakl]

Why in the first place you want to disable them? By Default you shouldnt touch it..

 

[W1zzard]

you need only tcpip v4. client for microsoft networks and file and printer sharing if you want to use network shares. none of those pose a security risk nor use cpu unless actually in use. you may save a few kilobytes of memory by uninstalling them

 

[3dsage]

Why in the first place you want to disable them? By Default you shouldnt touch it..

I have 512k DSL which is pretty damn slow , I'm pretty sure some of these protocols can be disabled. Which in theory should create less overhead.

 

[3dsage]

you need only tcpip v4. client for microsoft networks and file and printer sharing if you want to use network shares

So I can go with just TCPIP v4, for browsing online/gaming?