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Google 'Tweakhound' he has a list of performance and service tweaks.
Dennis "EW" wrote in message ... Steve, I also wish to disable the Vista Index function -- I never use it. It's not the CPU use that bothers me, it's the hard drive thrashing that's on my mind. Do you have a suggestion for the best way to disable indexing permanently? EW "Steve Thackery" wrote: *What about the indexer? Indexing the system at times can be a background hog, but is it worth disabling this feature in Vista? A background hog? What on earth is that? It runs at a very low priority, and backs off as soon as you want to do anything. It uses cpu cycles which would otherwise go wasted, and as such is a good thing. You've paid good money for that cpu - don't waste it by making it sit idle all the time! Thack |
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