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WJB
Hi,
My CPU is being constantly pegged by the SearchIndexer.exe program (I'm
guessing it's a service), and it gets even worse as soon as I open Windows
Explorer. I haven't consciously done anything to "turn it on". I looked for
the Indexing Service, which I used to find listed under Services in the WinXP
Computer Management Console. I'm running Windows Vista Ultimate.
Is there a way I can control this service, say, by turning it off when I'm
running other stuff, then later turning it on when I'm not? And shouldn't it
be running at a lower priority anyway?
Thanks
WJB
My CPU is being constantly pegged by the SearchIndexer.exe program (I'm
guessing it's a service), and it gets even worse as soon as I open Windows
Explorer. I haven't consciously done anything to "turn it on". I looked for
the Indexing Service, which I used to find listed under Services in the WinXP
Computer Management Console. I'm running Windows Vista Ultimate.
Is there a way I can control this service, say, by turning it off when I'm
running other stuff, then later turning it on when I'm not? And shouldn't it
be running at a lower priority anyway?
Thanks
WJB