The Official Computer Tech Support Thread

[Plankton]

I'm guessing, but try this:

Start > Search > (type) index and select "Indexing Options".

Select "Advanced". Under the "Index Settings" tab select "Restore Defaults".

I'm thinking something went cattywompus with your index settings. Other than that, it might have something to do with Page Filing and you're resources are too low. Again, just a blind guess.

Edit: Don't forget to reboot.

[grindy]

Originally Posted by Plankton

I'm guessing, but try this:

Start > Search > (type) index and select "Indexing Options".

Select "Advanced". Under the "Index Settings" tab select "Restore Defaults".

I'm thinking something went cattywompus with your index settings. Other than that, it might have something to do with Page Filing and you're resources are too low. Again, just a blind guess.

Edit: Don't forget to reboot.

It worked for the first problem. I now see folder changes immediately.
Thanks, man! That was really annoying me.

[Ol’ Qwerty Bastard]

No problem.

[grindy]

Originally Posted by grindy

It worked for the first problem. I now see folder changes immediately.
Thanks, man! That was really annoying me.

And I just solved the second problem. It was, shockingly, something you could easily change in the explorer settings.

Originally Posted by Qwertyy

No problem.

Quiet you.

[Cuthbert]

Originally Posted by qwertyy

no problem.

:d