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What's The F**king Point?
Thursday 10th May, 2007 13:45 Comments: 3
Another article by Mr Greene. What's the point in disabling these things? Turning off the search will stop certain Vista features from working (if the service is stopped or disabled, the Explorer will not be able to display virtual folder views of items, and search in the Explorer will fall back to item-by-item slow search), and it simply stores (admittedly limited) search information in the registry instead, making the entire thing a bit pointless. Especially when the files that hold the index data are tightly configured and locked down using NTFS permissions - and if you can change them, you can access the files anyway. The same with System Restore. Fairly pointless article.
Avatar Yamahito - Thursday 10th May, 2007 14:35
What's the point in you reading his articles? You already know how you're going to feel about them, do yourself a favour and close the tab when you get to his name ;)
Avatar Robert - Thursday 10th May, 2007 15:52
As I've mentioned to you before, I'm thinking of giving up on The Register, but they seem to publish about one article a day that's worth reading.
Avatar Yamahito - Friday 11th May, 2007 09:46
Yeah, but they're never his...
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