Everything keeps on showing "Updating database..." after starting it, nothing else seems to happen:
The last time I closed it with the Task Manager. How could I make it work again?
Everything keeps on showing "Updating database..." after starting it, nothing else seems to happen
Re: Everything keeps on showing "Updating database..." after starting it, nothing else seems to happen
Everything should eventually finish updating, depending on the number of changes it might be faster to completely rebuild in the Everything index.
Please try closing Everything, deleting your Everything.db and restarting Everything:
Please try closing Everything, deleting your Everything.db and restarting Everything:
- Make sure Everything is not running:
- In Everything, type in the following search and press ENTER:
/debug - Close the debug console window.
- This will force Everything to close.
- Delete your %APPDATA%\Everything\Everything.db file.
- Restart Everything.
Re: Everything keeps on showing "Updating database..." after starting it, nothing else seems to happen
Thank you very much!
I guess, this will remove all of the data of my external drives.
I guess, this will remove all of the data of my external drives.
Yes, may be there was not a defect but it just lasted extremely long, much longer it normally lasts, an hour or much longer than an hour, do not remember anymore. At the moment Everything seems to work like usual.Everything should eventually finish updating, depending on the number of changes it might be faster to completely rebuild in the Everything index.
Re: Everything keeps on showing "Updating database..." after starting it, nothing else seems to happen
A couple reasons I've notice for the really long Updating database...
- Windows Updates.
- Modifying attributes, such as removing the Indexing attribute from all files on a volume.
Re: Everything keeps on showing "Updating database..." after starting it, nothing else seems to happen
So while a Win update is running Everything might run slowly? I would think, a Win update does not last that long to make Everything slow for such a long time.
I hadn't initiallized that by intention.Modifying attributes, such as removing the Indexing attribute from all files on a volume.