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March 4th 08, 09:23 PM
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automate indexing service installation in Vista?
Does anyone know what's required to automate the installation of the
legacy indexing service (CISVC) in Vista? In XP/2000 I was able to accomplish this by simply setting some registry entries, but it appears that this isn't the case in Vista. After specifying the appropriate registry entries, it seems cisvc.exe must somehow be extracted because the executable is nowhere to be found unless I manually enable the service in "Turn Windows features on or off." Once the feature is manually enabled, the executable "appears" and the service and my custom settings function normally. Thanks in advance for any insight. 
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