How to Turn Off Windows Indexing Service in XP
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The ‘Indexing’ feature is used to increase the speed of file searches within XP by creating and updating an index of all files on your system. Unfortunately, it also reduces the performance of your system, since it is constantly working in the background. The Indexing service uses the Cidaemon.exe process to index files. The Cidaemon.exe process builds and updates the Index catalog. Additionally, the Cidaemon.exe process typically uses lots of pagefile space and lots of CPU time.
Turn Off Windows Indexing Service in XP follow this procedure
Go to Control Panel\Add/Remove Programs\ click on Add/Remove Windows Components from left side. Then uncheck ‘Indexing Service.’
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Thanks alot great tip