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March 5th 08, 05:44 PM
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Windows Experience Index Vanished
I'd sure like to get this capability back.
In Windows Vista Ultimate x64 if I select "Performance Information and Tools" the page displayed does not have the current index or index items displayed. It tells me when the last rating was and that's about it. No number and no details. I ran Winsat with the formal flag and it stored the xml file in the datastore. When I tried to view it via the above page (including getting there via the "Welcome Center") there was no information displayed. I'm reduced to viewing the index item in text with an xml editor. Can anyone diagnose this situation? It's a system-wide (public) problem. I established a new account and couldn't view the index through this account either. 
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