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Salut à tous, je n'ai pas lu la solution d'YVES. J'espère que ce n'est pas celle-ci, trouvée sur un forum us :
Démarrer>Exécuter...>regedit
Go to Regetit (Registry Editor) and double click
[if Vista is asking for permission - Allow]
Open Hkey_local_machine
Open software
Open Microsoft
Open Windows Search
on your right there's a window. Look for file Setupcompletedsuccessfully
Right click on the file
Click Modify (A window will open)
Set the value data to zero
Press Ok
RESTART your computer
PLEASE NOTE: It is possible that during restart, your computer might freeze. But if the llittle yellow or green or red light is on (light near the startup button) or flashing that means your computer is working and don't try to reboot. Give it time to assess the changes. After that you can open the Indexed Options in the control Panel (for Classic View or follow the steps described above to get to Indexed Options) and you will see the Indexer indexing all your files. Better not close the computer and let the indexer index ALL your files 'till the end.
For now, it solved alot of problems. Error message does not appear anymore. But for how long? I will keep you posted.
Démarrer>Exécuter...>regedit
Go to Regetit (Registry Editor) and double click
[if Vista is asking for permission - Allow]
Open Hkey_local_machine
Open software
Open Microsoft
Open Windows Search
on your right there's a window. Look for file Setupcompletedsuccessfully
Right click on the file
Click Modify (A window will open)
Set the value data to zero
Press Ok
RESTART your computer
PLEASE NOTE: It is possible that during restart, your computer might freeze. But if the llittle yellow or green or red light is on (light near the startup button) or flashing that means your computer is working and don't try to reboot. Give it time to assess the changes. After that you can open the Indexed Options in the control Panel (for Classic View or follow the steps described above to get to Indexed Options) and you will see the Indexer indexing all your files. Better not close the computer and let the indexer index ALL your files 'till the end.
For now, it solved alot of problems. Error message does not appear anymore. But for how long? I will keep you posted.
6 mai 2009 à 21:49
22 févr. 2014 à 14:11