SQL Full-text filter daemon launcher service

Hi,
What is the user SQL Full-text filter daemon launcher service if in case we can stop the service what will happen.
Can you please give me the clear picture of this SQL Full-text filter daemon launcher service.
kindly give me the ANSWER....

Please refer the below links:
This topic describes how to set the service account for the
SQL Full-text Filter Daemon Launcher service (MSSQLFDLauncher) by using the SQL Server Configuration Manager. The SQL Full-text Filter Daemon Launcher service is used by full-text search ssNoVersionto start the filter daemon host process,
which handles full-text search filtering and word breaking. This service must be running to use full-text search.
Ref:
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms345189.aspx
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms142571.aspx

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ASDATADIR:                     Data
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Hello,
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Below link would help
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and performs searches as intended. However, upon replication, when using the search option on our web page based on that PDF iFilter, it no longer works. After examining the properties of the FULL TEXT CATALOG, we note that the Catalog size on the subscriber
end is 0MB in size (whereas it is 3MB on the Publication side). Also the Unique Key Count on the subscriber side is '1' whereas on the publisher side it is 30,000+. After examining the FT Indexing logs on the subscriber side shows an error: "Warning: No appropriate
filter was found during full-text index population" On the subscriber side which is running Windows Server 2003 and SQL Server 2008 R2 Express Edition, Adobe Reader 10.1.1 is installed (all 32Bit) with the Adobe iFilter AcroRdIF.dll. When running the SELECT
* from sys.fulltext_document_types T-Sql statement, the list returned shows the PDF filter to be installed and shows the correct path. Under the System Environment Variables, that path has also been installed (from previous recommendations in researching this
problem). After numerous reboots, service restarts and re-attempts to get the FT Daemon to crawl - no success. Can anyone please help with this problem? Is there something I am missing? In an attempt to work around this problem thinking there might be a version
conflict between the 64Bit version on the publisher and the 32Bit version on the subscriber, I disabled the replication of the FULL TEXT CATALOG and tried to create a new catalog on the subscriber with the same results. Thank you for your answers in advance
- Fustrated! Sorry, somehow this got posted originally under Server Design

Hello Jeff hope your still out there. I wrote this question 2 years ago and upgraded to SQL Express with advanced services. Full Text replication worked until last week. We are operating in a virtual environment. My publisher box
is a Windows Server 2008 R2 (64bit) with SQL Server Standard Edition. My Web front subscriber is a Windows 2003 R2 (32bit) Server with SQL Server 2008 R2 Express SP1 with Advanced Services. Now the exact same thing is happening after 2+ years.
We are looking for possible updates that might have broken this but I am stretching that. Any clues please? 32bit vs. 64bit?

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