FreshJr
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This PC has two windows installations on two separate HDD's.
Windows 8.1 on disk0
Windows 8.1 on disk1
I boot into them using BIOS boot drive select.
For some reason, windows index wants to index both drives. I do not want this.
I want the drive to be accessible manually in windows explorer if I have to pull files off, but only that. I do not want duplicate search results, etc.
Check out the youtube video of the problem.
Video summary:
Windows 8.1 on disk0
Windows 8.1 on disk1
I boot into them using BIOS boot drive select.
For some reason, windows index wants to index both drives. I do not want this.
I want the drive to be accessible manually in windows explorer if I have to pull files off, but only that. I do not want duplicate search results, etc.
Check out the youtube video of the problem.
Video summary:
- Open search index options
- Select it to index C:\Users
- Verify that D:\Users is not checked
- Click OK
- See that both harddrives have activity in performance monitor
- Open Indexed location
- C:\Users is checked
- D:\Users is checked (UNWANTED)
- Uncheck D:\Users
- C:\Users is still checked
- Press OK
- Open Indexed location
- C:\Users unchecked
- D:\Users unchecked