Your computer problems solved with Jay Lee  Indexing is slowing
me down   Q. I only use my computer for things like surfing the
Web and reading email message. Somehow an icon for “Indexing”
has appeared on my PC. It really slows down my machine and seem
to take a lot of time doing whatever it is doing. Is there a way
to turn off indexing and speed up my computer?  A. Indexing is a
feature of the Windows operating system that is designed to
speed up the ability to search your hard drive.  By default,
Windows indexing caches this information from your hard drive to
memory to speed up the built-in search utility. If you have a
slower computer and you don’t really need this feature, turning
it off will free up system resources and may well significantly
improve the performance of your PC.  The process for disabling
Indexing is somewhat involved, so rather than spell out the
steps here I will simply point you to an indepth article at that
outlines the process for Windows 7, Windows Vista and even
Windows XP.  Keep