SSD Low Memory Error?

[Poppa_Meth]

My index is stored on a platter drive, not the SSD.

[Mephesto]

Well, if you think you won't miss being able to search the drive, you can disable indexing. Or move it to another drive: Control Panel -> Indexing options -> Advanced.

That's another one of those things for which you can easily find arguments for both sides of the question. Do a search on "turn off indexing on ssd drive".

You can still search the drive but not by contents. Either way, Windows 7's search function sucks so bad that you're better off using a 3rd party program anyway, like totalcommander.

[roma_turok]

Dude turn indexing off, why the hell do you need that on an SSD? If you're worried about write cycles, that's the number one way to kill wear out your SSD.

For modern SSD its don't matter
from SSD lifespan tests if average of 10 GiB of writes per day, lifespan is 214 years
or average use(WAF) lifespan is 69 years:


As for Windows 7 search I use program "Everything"
with loaded on startup and immediately result
Also if I search files with specific containing text free version program Agent Ransack