That is the Nero Scout program. If you don't have the documentation,
you can get it he

ftp://ftp6.nero.com/user_guides/nero...oScout_Enu.pdf

There is an option to exclude selected file types from Indexing. Be
sure to add
..DBX;.EML;.NWS;

to the list so that it doesn't try indexing OE files.

Let us know if that helps.

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Mike - http://pages.prodigy.net/michael_santovec/techhelp.htm



"Dachshound" wrote in message
...
Well, now I can't find who had suggested to install Registry Monitor
from
Sysinternals.com, but in my case - WinXP, SP3, regular use of Outlook
Express
- I clearly see that each 2o secs the NMIndexStoreSvr (service?)
queries the
value: "Compact Check Count', and sets a new value here, incrementing
by one.
When the value reaches 100 (decimal), the annoying message prompt
re-appears.
I have one crucial question he what side effects are to be expected
by
stopping the service which triggers the counter update in background,
causing
that after a little longer than half an hour after compacting we see
the
message again? What is the service name to look for in computer
management? I
am aware that this is not solving the root cause, but it is obvious
that
though SP3 is one thing in common of these problems, they are
triggered by
co-incidental influence of many other codes...

"Michael Santovec" wrote:

Something screwy is going with OE after installing XP SP3 with some
people. Most people don't seem to be affected but a few are.

Several other programs have been implicated, but even then, not
everyone
with those programs are affected.

--

Mike - http://pages.prodigy.net/michael_santovec/techhelp.htm



"Opinicus" wrote in message
...
"Michael Santovec" wrote

That it keeps coming up indicates that something on your system
is
repeatedly opening and closing OE (MSIMN.EXE). To solve the
problem,
you need to determine what is causing that.

8!

But since XP SP3, we've been seeing some issues where various
other
programs are triggering the problem.

Just curious but what other programs would open and close OE and
why?

--
Bob
http://www.kanyak.com