Disable or use "indexing service" Different needs different choices

Many friends are not flustered by the search function that comes with the Windows operating system, for no reason, because the search speed is too slow. For this reason, third-party software such as google desktop search and Baidu hard disk search can be popular. In fact, if you are using Windows 2000 or higher, you should activate the Windows Indexing Service so that you can quickly find the files you need from the index database when searching for files. For different users' habits, there are different choices. It depends on how you choose yourself.

Here's a small way to optimize Windows 7 ——“indexing services”.

In the Windows 7 system, there are a lot of programs and setting options that can be found quickly in the “Start Menu”. That is because this "indexing service" allows us to quickly find those programs and setting options, but if we close the "indexing service", it is not harmful to us, and it is closed. It allows us to make the system run at a very high speed. For different users' habits, there are different choices. It depends on how you choose yourself.

The author follows the picture to briefly introduce the operation process:

Click the Win key of the keyboard, then enter “service”, select “service”, in the pop-up window Look for “Windows Search” (in alphabetical order, almost at the bottom), then double-click to open, first click “stop”, then change “start type” to “disable”, click Application, then this service will not be used. As shown below

Simple three steps, disable the indexing service, let Win7 fly!

Speaking so much, maybe some people don't understand, what is the indexing service? Here, Xiaobian also by the way. Indexing Service is an Indexing Service that uses a document filter to read the entire document and extract documents and attributes to the indexer. This process is called "index". The indexing service can extract and organize information from a set of documents to quickly and easily access the information through a Windows search function, an indexing service lookup table, or a web browser, which can include text (content) in the document, characteristics of the document, and Parameter (attribute).