Roar Gronmo
12/20/2019, 4:32 PMWindows Search
in services.msc
, it will try to restart, so you need to set it to disabled.
2. Spin down to C:\ProgramData\Microsoft\Search\Data\Applications\Windows
and delete the file windows.edb
, you may have administrative rights to access this file, and get sure that Windows Search is successfully disabled and stopped.
3. Keep an eye on the folder mentioned above, and reenable and restart the Windows Search
service in services.msc
.
4. The files will go away in a while and the file tree will be restored (you need to give yourself admin rights again) and reappear.
5. Give the system some time (up to 5 mins) to rebuild its file tree. You may see some warnings and errors in the event viewer during this time, it is normal. Now both right click will work faster, and indexing in IJ and AS will also work more smooth (at least my experience).
Here's the link to where I found this solution:
https://www.tenforums.com/performance-maintenance/60859-windows-search-service-terminated.html
Scroll down to Ron6962 on 21.Aug.2016.
No guarantee, but you tried at the least.
RG