MZ@ !L!This program cannot be run in DOS mode. $<߱RRRURUPRRichRPEL! & PE|@ $#8.rdata@@.rsrc0 $@@ms T88ms$8.rdata8x.rdata$zzzdbg `.rsrc$01`#.rsrc$02 I+n՟uu%ݏq7?=amsX(@  8Ph &,-39:(@ X h x           ( 8 H`#$$&((* ,x-(0@h305h7:D\;??dMUI (-B@n`B: MUIen-GBSearch and Indexing)Find and fix problems with Windows Searchfindfinderindexindexingre-indexre-indexPAsearchsearches searching!troubleshoot search;troubleshoot Windows search;fix search;fix Windows search;reindex;re-index;fix search index;search problems;search issues;search not working;troubleshooters"Windows Search service not runninguWhen the Windows Search service is not running, searches might be slower and you might not be able to find all items.Start Windows Search service,Enable and start the Windows Search service.PAWindows Search service failedhProblems with the Windows Search service can cause searches to fail or return incomplete search results.2The program SearchIndexer.exe has failed recently.MPlease check Security and Maintenance for possible solutions to this problem.!Search Filter Host process failedProblems with the Search Filter Host might indicate errors in the Windows Search service, which can cause searches to fail or return incomplete search results.5The program SearchFilterHost.exe has failed recently.PAMPlease check Security and Maintenance for possible solutions to this problem.PA#Search Protocol Host process failedProblems with the Search Protocol Host might indicate errors in the Windows Search service, which can cause searches to fail or return incomplete search results.7The program SearchProtocolHost.exe has failed recently.MPlease check Security and Maintenance for possible solutions to this problem.3Incorrect permissions on Windows Search directoriesWhen permissions on the Windows Search data directories are set incorrectly, the search service might not be able to access or update the computer's search index. This can result in slow searches or incomplete search results.9Restore correct permissions on Windows Search directoriesCRestore correct permissions on the Windows Search data directories.-Windows Search service shut down unexpectedlyoWhen the Windows Search service is forcibly shut down, searches might fail or return incomplete search results.This problem's cause is unknownMPlease check Security and Maintenance for possible solutions to this problem.-Windows Search service shut down unexpectedlyWhen the Windows Search service is forcibly shut down while performing maintenance, searches might fail or return incomplete search results.This problem's cause is unknownMPlease check Security and Maintenance for possible solutions to this problem.Windows Search is not working>You can't enter a search or you get incomplete search results.Restart the Windows Search app.Reset the Windows Search process (SearchUI.exe), remove any Windows Search cache files and folders and clear any Recent activity.Please describe your problem;Enter a brief description of your problem in the box below:;Enter a brief description of your problem in the box below: What problems do you experience?Select all that apply.$Can't start a search or see results.$Can't start a search or see results.9Files, folders, apps or settings don't appear in results.9Files, folders, apps or settings don't appear in results.&Outlook search doesn't return results.&Outlook search doesn't return results.Search or indexing is slow.Search or indexing is slow.OMy problem isn't listed above. (Please provide a description on the next page.)PAOMy problem isn't listed above. (Please provide a description on the next page.)PAd4VS_VERSION_INFO |O |O?StringFileInfo080904B0LCompanyNameMicrosoft Corporation(FileDescriptionh$FileVersion10.0.20348.1 (WinBuild.160101.0800) InternalName.LegalCopyright Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.^OriginalFilenameSearch_DiagPackage.dll.muij%ProductNameMicrosoft Windows Operating System> ProductVersion10.0.20348.1DVarFileInfo$Translation PADDINGXXPADDINGPADDINGXXPADDINGPADDINGXXPADDINGPADDINGXXPADDINGPADDINGXXPADDINGPADDINGXXPADDINGPADDINGXXPADDINGPADDINGXXPADDINGPADDINGXXPADDINGPADDINGXXPADDINGPADDINGXXPADDINGPADDINGXXPADDINGPADDINGXXPADDINGPADDINGXXPAD