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Control Panel - Indexing options - button not operational
Dear Forum,
I am in the process of checking that my devices and that when i go to my control panel - when i go to select - Indexing options - it will not let me.
It will let me operate all the rest of the items - but just that button.
I have operated
SFC /SCANNOW Command - System File Checker - and there was no result.
can anyone suggest any fixes?
Computer type Laptop Computer Manufacturer/Model Number Sony VAIO / E Series VPCEB46FG OS Windows 7 Home Premium 64bit CPU Windows 7 Service Pack 1 x86 NTFS Motherboard AMD E-350 Processor Memory 4 GB Hard Drives 500GB Other Info 1.6GHz
Hi
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A little more information will be helpful.
What is happening after you click it?
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I click it and it looks like it is going to process the function - turns green.
I can constantly keep clicking on it - to no affect. I read the forums here to troubleshoot any issues - here is what I received. I am sorry for the lack of information. Very sick and tired.
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Get well
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According to the screenshot you have a CHKDSK pending, are you being prompted with a request to let it run at boot?
What is happening when you click the indexing icon at the control panel?
Does the indexing window look like this?
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Here is a word document of my options to open the selection at control panel
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I do not even get the indexing icon or window - that is why I am so worried
Last edited: Sep 9, 2013
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What do you mean when you select open nothing happens?
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I click on the option to open the way that windows searches to open the indexing window that you have put up. I can not access that window
When you open the word document that I attached you will see that is all i am getting on my computer.
I am so confused on what i have to do.
I am saying that I am not receiving the option to go to the re-indexing window or anything. I used to be able to access this
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I also noticed that I am receiving the message Windows host process Rundll32 down the bottom in the notification area - would that have anything to do with this issue
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I'm sorry this one is beyond me
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But last one question, when did it started?
Did you try a System Restore?
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Last edited: Sep 10, 2013
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This is the scenario that was happening.
However after a clean boot I am able to index and have full use of the control panel.
Thanks for your assistance. i did not know what to do
Computer type Laptop Computer Manufacturer/Model Number Sony VAIO / E Series VPCEB46FG OS Windows 7 Home Premium 64bit CPU Windows 7 Service Pack 1 x86 NTFS Motherboard AMD E-350 Processor Memory 4 GB Hard Drives 500GB Other Info 1.6GHz