Windows Search Indexer

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My system has been running great and after I installed the Total Training
from my Expression Web CD set, it crashed, it had no uninstaller so I deleted
the folder it put on my Desktop and restord my system to a point just before
I installed the training program. Now I get this error on every start up of
Vista Ultimate.

"Microsoft Windows Search Indexer stopped working and has closed"

I can't deal with errors on start up so any ideas would be very much
appreciated before I wipe it and reinstall.

I disabled the windows Search in services and everything seems fine. How
imoportant is it?
 
My system has been running great and after I installed the Total Training
from my Expression Web CD set, it crashed, it had no uninstaller so I deleted
the folder it put on my Desktop and restord my system to a point just before
I installed the training program. Now I get this error on every start up ofVistaUltimate.

"MicrosoftWindowsSearchIndexerstoppedworkingand hasclosed"

I can't deal with errors on start up so any ideas would be very much
appreciated before I wipe it and reinstall.

I disabled the windowsSearchin services and everything seems fine. How
imoportant is it?
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Im having this same problem and have no clue why or how to stop it. It
pops up on startup and every now and then randomly.
 
I think my initial crash was from a audio driver that was not quite right. I
had to disable the Windows Search in Services until I finally gave up and
formated my drive and did a clean install. My system is exactly the way it
was before except I didn't load the RealTek AL'97 audio drivers and I had my
USB Flash drive plugged in on the first install and it named my drive F: It
is C: now as I took the flash drive out during the second installation. I did
a search on the web for Search Indexer and several people are having issues
with this. I just couldn't deal with my 3 day old fresh Vista install being
broken so I started over from scratch.
 
I'm having exactly the same problem, many, many times a day, and have been
since I first started up this new computer a few weeks ago... (it also pops
up constantly with "Intel Alert Service has stopped working yada yada" many
times a day, between the two I'm getting really frustrated.) After a week of
it, I restored it to where it was when it got here, and that hasn't fixed it.
Can I shut these things off? are they necessary, or fixable?
 
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