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| Windows 10 not all files showing in downloads folder | |
| Windows 10 not all files showing in downloads folder | |
| Windows 10 not all files showing in downloads folder | |
| Windows 10 not all files showing in downloads folder |
Windows 10 File Explorer: “Working on it …”
In my case, a couple of folder locations on remote file systems had found their way into the quick-access cache. These remote systems had become inaccessible, so my Windows Explorer was waiting for them to time out before rendering.
Deleting them from the Quick Access panel did the trick for me.
Another thing you can do, especially if you have lots of filetypes Microsoft recognizes in your download folder (stuff like jpg, docx, xlsx, etc):
Right click on your Downloads folder and choose Properties. Click the Customize tab. Choose Optimize this Folder for .... General Items. Click "also apply this setting to subfolders." Click OK.
Repeat for your Documents folder.
This will let the Windows Explorer handle your files without trying to generate snapshot images for your files.
answered Oct 21 '16 at 11:28
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