Windows Vista’s Tweak
Windows Vista works in the background to automatically index all the files in the Start Menu, user profile folders and files setup for off line access by default. If you have many files in these locations and the files change often, the indexing service may slow down your system’s performance. Unlike Windows XP,
1. Click on the Start Button and enter Indexing Options. Hit Enter and the Indexing Options should load.
2. Click on the Modify button, followed by Show all locations.
3. Scroll through the tree-view and uncheck all options except the Start Menu. Hit OK.
Note: For advanced users, you can also change other indexing options, like the file types to index, by clicking on the advanced button.
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