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    Windows 7 x64 Professional search Indexing Options and OnteNote 2010

    Discussion in 'Windows OS and Software' started by fred2028, Jul 27, 2011.

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    I have OneNote 2010 and I want to disable Windows Search from indexing it. I've tried to remove it from Control Panel > Indexing Options, however it keeps coming back. How can I permanently disable it indexing for OneNote only?
     
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    I noticed a selection for indexing in Programs and features when I turned on the games on for my copy of 7 Pro. Indexing is unchecked on my system. I am unsure if this will be of help.
     
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    That just turns the indexing service on and off. I want it to be on and index certain parts of my computer, just not my OneNote stuff
     
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    What is the purpose of indexing. It was off by default on my system.
     
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    Allows searches to perform more quickly and lets you define areas of your computer to quickly search.
     
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    Thanks for the information. My computer was XP Pro and I put 7 Pro on it less than two weeks ago. I have no idea why that feature was turned off. I enabled it and noticed that I can play 3d games while XP mode is up and running know.
     
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    type "indexing options" into the search bar, and click it. you should see the following: [​IMG]

    See if OneNote shows up like it does in mine.

    edit: whoops didn't see you went there first....my bad
     
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    My original post says I've done that and it come sback
     
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    Bumpfffffffffffffffff
     
    fred2028, Jul 30, 2011
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