Have Windows Vista Home Premium operating system. Recently I get a message
that pops up everytime I turn on the computer, saying Windows Media Indexer
has stopped working. It gives 2 choices: #1 search the internet for a
solution, which when I click on, no solution is ever found, or #2 close the
pop up message. The file is airsvcu.exe and if I click on it, it doesn't
make the media indexer start working.

Any advice?

The file airsvcu.exe is not a file installed by the Vista operating system.

My guess is that it's part of the Microsoft Picture It! or Microsoft Digital
Image software applications, both which Microsoft has discontinued. Does
the following article offer any help regarding the Windows Media Indexer ?

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/181851

"Minnesota" <Minnesota@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> Have Windows Vista Home Premium operating system. Recently I get a
> message
> that pops up everytime I turn on the computer, saying Windows Media
> Indexer
> has stopped working. It gives 2 choices: #1 search the internet for a
> solution, which when I click on, no solution is ever found, or #2 close
> the
> pop up message. The file is airsvcu.exe and if I click on it, it doesn't
> make the media indexer start working.
>
> Any advice?