That's the place, so you must have some glitch that I didn't run into. FWIW,
the add-in appears to install a new service - "UNCFAT DMS". You might check
whether it installed and shows up on the list, just in case.


"Kyle O''Brien" wrote:

I found the "Search Tools" and that will take me to the same windows as
"indexing options" in the control panel. When modify / show all locations is
clicked i see "c: g: offline files" No M: Drive whick is my mapped
netwrok drive.

That service is installed and set to automatic. When I start it, it stops
with no errors on the screen or event log.

When this worked on your computer were you connected to a domain?

I am logged on with a user account with administrator and domain admin rights.



"Valisystem" wrote:

That's the place, so you must have some glitch that I didn't run into. FWIW,
the add-in appears to install a new service - "UNCFAT DMS". You might check
whether it installed and shows up on the list, just in case.


"Kyle O''Brien" wrote:

I found the "Search Tools" and that will take me to the same windows as
"indexing options" in the control panel. When modify / show all locations is
clicked i see "c: g: offline files" No M: Drive whick is my mapped
netwrok drive.

Yup, I'm on an SBS2003 domain. When I installed it I had elevated my account
to domain admin rights, but I'm running day to day with user rights and the
service is behaving itself. Wonder what's going on?


"Kyle O''Brien" wrote:

That service is installed and set to automatic. When I start it, it stops
with no errors on the screen or event log.

When this worked on your computer were you connected to a domain?

I am logged on with a user account with administrator and domain admin rights.



"Valisystem" wrote:

That's the place, so you must have some glitch that I didn't run into. FWIW,
the add-in appears to install a new service - "UNCFAT DMS". You might check
whether it installed and shows up on the list, just in case.


"Kyle O''Brien" wrote:

I found the "Search Tools" and that will take me to the same windows as
"indexing options" in the control panel. When modify / show all locations is
clicked i see "c: g: offline files" No M: Drive whick is my mapped
netwrok drive.

Did you have to set anything in group policy?

"Valisystem" wrote:

Yup, I'm on an SBS2003 domain. When I installed it I had elevated my account
to domain admin rights, but I'm running day to day with user rights and the
service is behaving itself. Wonder what's going on?


"Kyle O''Brien" wrote:

That service is installed and set to automatic. When I start it, it stops
with no errors on the screen or event log.

When this worked on your computer were you connected to a domain?

I am logged on with a user account with administrator and domain admin rights.



"Valisystem" wrote:

That's the place, so you must have some glitch that I didn't run into. FWIW,
the add-in appears to install a new service - "UNCFAT DMS". You might check
whether it installed and shows up on the list, just in case.


"Kyle O''Brien" wrote:

I found the "Search Tools" and that will take me to the same windows as
"indexing options" in the control panel. When modify / show all locations is
clicked i see "c: g: offline files" No M: Drive whick is my mapped
netwrok drive.

Well I installed this to another computer running vista business on a
different domain and it worked like a charm. Guess i have some digging to do
on the other domain. Thanks for your assistance.

"Kyle O''Brien" wrote:

Did you have to set anything in group policy?

"Valisystem" wrote:

Yup, I'm on an SBS2003 domain. When I installed it I had elevated my account
to domain admin rights, but I'm running day to day with user rights and the
service is behaving itself. Wonder what's going on?


"Kyle O''Brien" wrote:

That service is installed and set to automatic. When I start it, it stops
with no errors on the screen or event log.

When this worked on your computer were you connected to a domain?

I am logged on with a user account with administrator and domain admin rights.



"Valisystem" wrote:

That's the place, so you must have some glitch that I didn't run into. FWIW,
the add-in appears to install a new service - "UNCFAT DMS". You might check
whether it installed and shows up on the list, just in case.


"Kyle O''Brien" wrote:

I found the "Search Tools" and that will take me to the same windows as
"indexing options" in the control panel. When modify / show all locations is
clicked i see "c: g: offline files" No M: Drive whick is my mapped
netwrok drive.

By any chance, is this failing on a Vista x64 machine and working on a
Vista X86 machine? I too have installed the UNC search add-in (on a
x64 machine) and the service starts and silently stops. I also don't
see any network shares in the Index Options control panel.


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I have the same issue as you. I installed the plug in but it doesn't appear
to have made a difference. Did anyone ever figure out what the issue is or
how to resolve it?
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"Kyle O''Brien" wrote:

Well I installed this to another computer running vista business on a
different domain and it worked like a charm. Guess i have some digging to do
on the other domain. Thanks for your assistance.

"Kyle O''Brien" wrote:

Did you have to set anything in group policy?

"Valisystem" wrote:

Yup, I'm on an SBS2003 domain. When I installed it I had elevated my account
to domain admin rights, but I'm running day to day with user rights and the
service is behaving itself. Wonder what's going on?


"Kyle O''Brien" wrote:

That service is installed and set to automatic. When I start it, it stops
with no errors on the screen or event log.

When this worked on your computer were you connected to a domain?

I am logged on with a user account with administrator and domain admin rights.



"Valisystem" wrote:

That's the place, so you must have some glitch that I didn't run into. FWIW,
the add-in appears to install a new service - "UNCFAT DMS". You might check
whether it installed and shows up on the list, just in case.


"Kyle O''Brien" wrote:

I found the "Search Tools" and that will take me to the same windows as
"indexing options" in the control panel. When modify / show all locations is
clicked i see "c: g: offline files" No M: Drive whick is my mapped
netwrok drive.

The issue must be with the x64 version of Vista, as far as I can tell.
Does anyone have this working with x64?


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Here it is 8 months later.

Does anyone have a fix to get indexing working on x64 Vista as yet.


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On Thu, 4 Sep 2008 09:41:19 +0100, cherokee
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Here it is 8 months later.

You can't count very well.

That's standard for a Vistahead, though.