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Paladine_42,<br />
Thank you. &nbsp;Last night I found that, in slightly different wording, too. &nbsp;I have not implimented it yet but plan too this week, hopefully. &nbsp; Though it seems to me that MS would have had that option displayed in &quot;Options,&quot; considering the millions of Windows laden notbook computers in use. &nbsp; &nbsp; I have to wonder about their methodology.<br />
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Best regards,<br />
TechSide
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Paladine_42,
Thank you.  Last night I found that, in slightly different wording, too.  I have not implimented it yet but plan too this week, hopefully.   Though it seems to me that MS would have had that option displayed in "Options," considering the millions of Windows laden notbook computers in use.     I have to wonder about their methodology.

Best regards,
TechSide

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Windows Desktop Search shouldn't run when laptop is on battery power.

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