Indexing Service and WDS

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srd

I have assumed that Indexing Service is not required for WDS. It seems to
run as a separate service. But I came across a post claiming that Indexing
Service is required. Does anyone know whether WDS 3 beta depends on the
Windows Indexing Service?
 
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Patrick Schmid

As far as I can tell, WDS 3 removed Indexing Service on my two
computers. I assume that WDS3 is a successor to indexing services?
I still have the service Indexing Service installed, but it is set to
manual and not started (maybe that was my own doing? I mess around with
services a lot). When you open computer management (right-click my
computer, manage) and click on Services and Applications, do you get an
error message that the indexing service snap-in could not be loaded?

Patrick Schmid
 
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Grant Robertson

srd152000 said:
I have assumed that Indexing Service is not required for WDS. It seems to
run as a separate service. But I came across a post claiming that Indexing
Service is required. Does anyone know whether WDS 3 beta depends on the
Windows Indexing Service?

I don't know if WDS _requires_ Indexing Service in any way. However, I
did find that if I didn't have Indexing service installed and enabled in
the Services MCP then OneNote 2007 beta would give an error saying that
WDS was not installed properly. YMMV.
 
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Rainald Taesler

Grant Robertson shared these words of wisdom:
I don't know if WDS _requires_ Indexing Service in any way.
However, I did find that if I didn't have Indexing service
installed and enabled in the Services MCP then OneNote 2007 beta
would give an error saying that WDS was not installed properly.
YMMV.

Having done that, I still get this error.
Whatelse could I do?

Rainald
 
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Rainald Taesler

Grant Robertson shared these words of wisdom:
Search back a few weeks. I gave a full explanation of how I got
it to work.

You won't believe me: I did follow your in detail recipe step-by-step.
To no avail [siiigh]. Pls see my follow-up of July 22 in my thread "ON
2007 - Windows Desktop Search".
Sorry, would have put a link in here, would I know how to :-( :-(

Rainald
 

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