Just wondering if this makes sense to any of you geeks out there. I recently reinstalled Google Desktop (after deleting old index file) because it wasn't running and the old entries were outdated anyway.
Then I started having the csrss.exe process gobbling 100% of my system resources. (I can quit Google Desktop, but it doesn't help.)
If I use system restore to go back to before Google Desktop install, no problem.
I know that the csrss.exe comes from a corrupted user profile--could Google Desktop be causing this?
And here's a question about going to a new user profile. The stuff in the My Documents folder is not on the C drive but in other places. Will I lose these if I destroy the user profile, or can I just re-link to them?
Hmmm, maybe I could just point the My Documents folder to its usual location (which will be empty), delete the profile, and point the new profile to the right places?
I hate to admit this, but Google Desktop is a critical program for me 'cause I have a million photos and they are not perfectly indexed.
Thanks!!!!!
Edited by lizgold, 13 July 2011 - 12:59 PM.
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