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I see the Event 10023 as the root cause and searches on internet do not reveal a fix. So here we will list everything there is to know about Box and Dropbox. So despite all this indexing is still slow. Dropbox: Which Cloud Storage is better Storing your files on the cloud makes it possible for the user to access these anywhere and anytime as long as there is an active internet connection and a device to access the storage. Tried looking at a log of updated files to work out what files causing the 10023 but not able to determine

Tried increasing prioriuty for windows search when I can be bothered to set it Set the backoff in regedit to force windows search to not stop whilst system in use SCANpst on all outlook pst,ost files and fixed all It may be to do with firewall, i have Symantic and that has some interaction with Defender. (in Event Viewer for gatherer, see it's a reliable 8 minutes between each 10023. Large files, i ensured no large files in the index list such as pst backups (even though search is only meant to index the properties )Įvent 10023. if I had the time i would take out all but about 40 but it's a click by click operationįolders, i narrowed the folders to only the folders I really really need I still see CSC turning up automatically in the windows search folders, have given up trying to remove it but at least I am fairly confident now it's not corruptedįIle TYpes, i stripped out many tens of file types from the search. One Drive - i gave up with it, moved all the onedrive folders back to hard disk which is a saga in itselfįilenames - i used move to zip folder to identify dodgy filenames and folder names in case they are an issue and fixedĬSC - client side cache, cleared it out (search www for this, needs reboot and registry update). if you want to try these in some cases you will need to search internet to find out how. However the actual search function is working quite well so am leaving it now to crawl (probably indefinitely)īelow are high level statements as to what I did. Some may have helped, others not, but it's still slow. Open the Control Panel (available from the Start menu).I have spent hours on the slow indexing issue and here are some of the things I did. Windows allows you to see (and manage) each printer’s queue.

Removes the job from the queue once the printer has produced all pages.

Monitors the printer as it produces pages.

Sends the print job to the printer (when the printer is ready).

Adds a new item (a print job) to the print queue.

The Spooler maintains a queue of requests (a print queue) for each printer on your computer.

You can even close Excel! None of that matters to the Spooler, which will ensure that your spreadsheet makes it to the printer - independent of Excel.Įver printed several, lengthy documents at the same time? The Spooler makes that possible - without overwhelming your printers. Excel is done spooling), you will be free to edit your spreadsheet while the actual printing proceeds simultaneously.