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Administrator
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Last Login: 1/14/2010 1:08:55 PM
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| Indexing is great because it helps Windows Vista learn how to find your files quickly. But if your PC has limited RAM or a slow processor, this can be a waste of resources. By Default, Windows Vista indexes files constantly to make file searches faster, and disabling this feature can give you a quick speed boost. Right-Click on the start button and select Properties Scroll down to System Administrator Tools and select "Don't Search for Files" and then click OK.
AMD64 X2 5200+ 2.60GHz | 3GB DDR 667 | RAID 0 SATA3.0 WD Caviars 320GB total | Foxconn MCP61VM2MA-RS2H Geforce 6100 nforce400 chipset | Vista Ultimate x86
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Vista Beginner
 
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Last Login: 10/23/2008 3:14:49 AM
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| | I don't find it in the path that you gave, Jason. On my Vista Ultimate, I go to Local Disk | Properties as shown below. 
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Vista Newbie
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Last Login: 6/3/2008 1:21:05 PM
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| | The correct path is start_properties_start menu_customize. Then scroll down the list and uncheck the search options. |
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