Indexing problem with Vista and Outlook 2007

I have the RTM of both programs, though previously I had beta of Office 2007
on this machine (removed, then RTM installed).

Every time I try to do a search in Outlook, it complains that the index
isn't completed. When I check the indexed items waiting, I find that the
number never changes unless I receive new mail, in which case it goes up with
the new mail. If I do a rebuild, it finishes successfully, and everything
works, until I get additional mail.

Any ideas?

I'm having the same issue and it's been going on for a long time. I have
rebuilt the index using the indexing option in control panel and it
shows "complete" but when I try to search in Outlook 2007, it tells me
that "the search results may be incomplete because items are still being
indexed". Arrrgh... Were you able to get it fixed? Thanks.


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scorrea

[GWE]

I was having the same problem, and found this thread with a solution:

Watch out for a Microsoft Outlook 2007 indexing issue in Windows Vista

Hope this helps...

On Wed, 13 Aug 2008 02:43:56 +0100, GWE
<GWE.3e2807@no-mx.forums.vistaheads.com> wrote:

>I was having the same problem, and found this thread with a solution:

Who are you trying to help? The person who left the building THREE
months ago, or the one who left EIGH**** months ago?

[GWE]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Paul Montgomery

On Wed, 13 Aug 2008 02:43:56 +0100, GWE
<GWE.3e2807@no-mx.forums.vistaheads.com> wrote:

>I was having the same problem, and found this thread with a solution:

Who are you trying to help? The person who left the building THREE
months ago, or the one who left EIGH**** months ago?

Haha nice. Who are YOU trying to help Paul? With Google, you never leave the building... how do you think i found this thread? Doubt I'm the only one that finds it annoying to see a thread in a forum where someone else is having the same problem and fifty people will read it but nobody bothers to post a solution for the next guy (which, incidentally, is who I posted for). The posting date is irrelevant to someone whose dealing with the problem in the 'now'. But thanks to search engines, we can find solutions in perpetuity. Follow the logic?

[Gardar]

Quote:

Originally Posted by GWE

Haha nice. Who are YOU trying to help Paul? With Google, you never leave the building... how do you think i found this thread? Doubt I'm the only one that finds it annoying to see a thread in a forum where someone else is having the same problem and fifty people will read it but nobody bothers to post a solution for the next guy (which, incidentally, is who I posted for). The posting date is irrelevant to someone whose dealing with the problem in the 'now'. But thanks to search engines, we can find solutions in perpetuity. Follow the logic?

Myself, today, Feb 9th, is a case in point... Thanks for providing the solution!!!