Constantly indexing

worwig

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Has anyone else seen this from the IndexingService? It is sucking my battery.

I'm going to start deleting my documents to try to find which one is causing it.

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keyzlife

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Was your SD card formatted already when you put it in the phone or did you format it in the phone?

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It was used in a Samsung S4 for many months. Not sure if it is the original format, or if I ever reformatted it in the S4.
I am 99.99% sure it is from documents on the Note 4 storage though. I'll pull the card to see if that changes it.
 

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Usually is an SD card issue. I'd unload everything off of it, format it, and put it back. Should help to fix it.
 

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Not the card. I pulled it, restarted the phone, put it on charge for a while. When I go to battery, indexing popped back up as nmber 1 on the list.
 

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After I proved that it was NOT the SD card, I started deleting documents on internal storage. I have a ton of files synced to a cloud server.
I wasn't able to narrow it down to what file was causing it. I suspect it was a number of files.
I ended up renaming the folder that I sync to the cloud with a period on the front. As in ".Mobile Documents". That supposedly makes a directory 'hidden'. So far, the indexing service has not returned, and I am still able to access the files.
This may be a good fix, because it also hides some of my schematics and such documents from the Gallery, which I didn't want them to show up in the gallery anyway.
 

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After I proved that it was NOT the SD card, I started deleting documents on internal storage. I have a ton of files synced to a cloud server.
I wasn't able to narrow it down to what file was causing it. I suspect it was a number of files.
I ended up renaming the folder that I sync to the cloud with a period on the front. As in ".Mobile Documents". That supposedly makes a directory 'hidden'. So far, the indexing service has not returned, and I am still able to access the files.
This may be a good fix, because it also hides some of my schematics and such documents from the Gallery, which I didn't want them to show up in the gallery anyway.
Nice fix. I might have use for that.

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