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Windows 7 - Solved: Force Windows Search Indexing
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| 05-26-2010 | #1 |
| | Solved: Force Windows Search Indexing Hi All, To force searh indexing to run at a higher priority, install this gadget and hit the "fast forward" button. Windows Live Gallery Note that it may have some trouble restarting the service, but eventually worked (for me). I rely a lot on search, so having an up-to-date index is important. I recently moved ~100GB of files to the hard drive, and rather than wait 10 years for indexing, wanted to force it. Built-in Windosw 7 search doesn't allow you to force indexing by giving it a higher CPU priority, but the gadget does. I don't see an easy way to elevate the service otherwise... And if all else fails there's always Google Desktop  |
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