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If you are comfortable modifying the registry you can set the value of the
key
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Windows
Search\SetupCompletedSuccessfully
to 0 and then reboot. This will delete
everything the indexer has currently indexed and start again.
Or try
Open Windows Explorer, right click the system drive (Usually C and click
Properties. In the General Tab, make sure that "Index this drive for faster
searching" is checked.
key
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Windows
Search\SetupCompletedSuccessfully
to 0 and then reboot. This will delete
everything the indexer has currently indexed and start again.
Or try
Open Windows Explorer, right click the system drive (Usually C and click
Properties. In the General Tab, make sure that "Index this drive for faster
searching" is checked.
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