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To: Former Fetus

I had Windows XP Pro, and never once had a problem with it, other than security. I got a bad virus that is not fixable.

I am currently using a little old computer with Windows 7 on it, and it appears to be stable except for one thing. In an update it downloaded WindowsSearch indexer that completely bogs down my RAM and causes hang-ups as I only have 512 RAM. If you have more RAM, it may not be a problem. I have have to turn the searchindexer off every time I restart, and then somehow it sneaks back in there and I can’t seem to find all the places it resides to remove it. When I try to remove it I get warnings that say it will also remove updates that I need. So it’s a puzzle to me.

U-Verse Premium is also my ISP provider and it is so fast throwing data down, that it also contributes to the hangups. So I suspect I’m going to have to upgrade to a computer with a gig of RAM to stop the problems anyway. There comes a time when it’s just best.

I’m not a techie and don’t claim to be one...I just saw the post about Windows 7, which I too am using.


26 posted on 04/18/2011 8:56:05 AM PDT by RowdyFFC (.)
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To: RowdyFFC
I have have to turn the searchindexer off every time I restart, and then somehow it sneaks back in there
You need to disable the indexing service ...
Disable Search Indexing In Windows 7
36 posted on 04/18/2011 9:13:53 AM PDT by oh8eleven (RVN '67-'68)
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