What is searchindexer exe windows 10: Causes and Fixes

What is searchindexer exe windows 10 can cause various issues, and today we’re going to show you why this problem occurs and how to fix it.

• Search indexer exe windows 10 is a malicious process that can cause major system issues.
• This security tool works at the back-end of the operating system and is responsible for indexing the files and folders.

Searchindexer process keeps restarting, how to fix it?
Check if you have Microsoft Search Indexer installed

1. SearchIndexer.exe isn’t running properly
   SearchIndexer.exe is a virus
2. SearchIndexer.exe isn’t running
3. SearchIndexer.exe isn’t running Windows 10
4. Search Indexer Redirect Virus or Malware
   
5. Searchindexer.exe isn’t running after 10.0.15063.0 update
6. Searchindexer.exe file not found in Windows 10

Check if your antivirus software is blocking SearchIndexer

1. Open your antivirus software and check if it’s blocking the SearchIndexer.exe file.
2. If antivirus is blocking SearchIndexer, open its settings and enable it.
   

Check if my PC is infected by viruses

1. If Windows Defender detects viruses, it will automatically remove harmful files from your PC.
2. Remove old and useless files from your PC.
   
3. Scan your PC for viruses using antivirus software.
4. Use Disk Cleanup to delete unnecessary files from your pc.
5. Run Disk Defragmenter if your PC is old.

Check for Malware

1. Is your searchindexer.exe file infected with malware?
2. Is your PC infected with a “searchindexer.exe” virus?
3. If it is, then scan your PC and delete the malware.
4. Update Your Anti-Virus
   If malware isn’t the reason why the searchindexer.exe file is running 24/7, then it could be due to a malfunctioning anti-virus or firewall.
5. So, make sure you update your anti-virus software or firewall.
   

Perform a system scan

1. Open the Start menu -> type Windows Defender Security Center -> click on Windows Defender Security Center -> click on the Virus & threat protection tab
2. Click on the Scan menu.
   
3. Click on Full scan.
4. Wait for the process to finish.

Perform a system memory test

1. Go to Search, type cmd, and click on the relevant search result.
2. Inside the Command prompt, enter the following command and press Enter: chkdsk /r