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searchindexer.exe takes up much memory
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searchindexer.exe takes up much memory
There is a process in task manager called searchindexer.exe. It might only take up 7,000K, but when I end it, the page file usage goes down dramatically, maybe 50 or 60 MB. It starts itself up after I end it, though. What is it, and can I do something to keep it from running, or is it critical?
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I did a quick google on searchindexer.exe and only found posts relating to Windows VIsta such as this one http://www.pro-networks.org/forum/viewtopic.php?t=74851 It has a couple of suggestions on what it is and how to fix any problems with it. As you dont state your OS this is just a guess... |
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I live in the US and have XP home. I downloaded the Microsoft Office 2007 Beta and when I would open Outlook, it would say that I needed to download something to enable the instant search feature in Outlook. I guess I downloaded it, the message doesn't show up anymore, and I'm wondering if it came from that. Thanks for help so far.
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