1. Open the Control Panel and (in classic view) select “Programs and Features” from the menu.
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2. In the left panel, select “Turn Windows features on or off.”
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3. Wait for the list to populate and make sure that the “Indexing Service” feature is checked.
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4. Select “Ok” and wait for the feature to be installed.
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IN WINDOWS 7:
Windows 7 has a new feature to help enable compatibility mode for old programs; right click on an application and there is an entry “Troubleshoot compatibility.” Selecting this will open a wizard that asks a series of questions about what happens when you attempt to launch the program and Windows figures out which settings to apply to the program.
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