Windows 10: I disabled SearchUI.exe in resource monitor? How do I get it back?

So I wanted to turn off things to save my computer some performance & I turned off SearchUI.exe, and now when I go back to the resource monitor it doesn't show up on the list to resume the process? I have also restarted my computer
How do I get searchUI back? I'm not able to search anything anymore.

I also went to the C:\Windows\SystemApps\Microsoft.Windows.Cortana_cw5n1h2txyewy location & renamed theSearchUI.exe.001 to Disabled.SearchUI.exe when I wanted to remove it but it's restored back to it's original name now.

What do I do?

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Is Resource Monitor a Trojan Horse?

Resource Monitor has no history of this. From what you described it sounded more like a Norton issue to me. I've had enough experience over ten years daily in forums to know that Norton is always the first suspect when it's mentioned and therefore it was
the first suggestion I made here based on your entire description.

A shotgun approach tries a bunch of things hoping something will work. This is targeted at Norton which is always the prime suspect, and not shotgun at all. If it doesn't help then I'll have other steps but one step does not a shotgun make.

 

how to have resource monitor not open up automatically

thank you for quick reply. unfortunately, resource monitor is not visible on the list

 

Set Resource Monitor to Always on Top

Greetings!

I'm using Windows 10, and I've tried using DeskPins and TurboTop to achieve it but they both failed. I did confirm that the programs worked on other software. It just wouldn't work with Resource monitor. (Known limitation?)

Is there any other way to achieve this? Is there a registry key that forces Resource Monitor to be always on top?

I'm also ok with using another software that can show the latency per .exe file same as how Resource Monitor shows it, but would really prefer to only use Resource monitor.