Firstly, you have to search for Windows Security and go to the Virus & threat protection.Click Apply and then OK to confirm the settings.You have to change the Start type into Automatic and click Start under Service status.Find Optimize drivers, right-click it and choose the Properties option.Then type the following command and press the OK button.You have to press Windows + R keys to open the Run Command.Then you need to follow the wizard to complete the checking, if it doesn’t detect any error, just move to the next method.Įnable Optimize Drivers for Defragmentation:.Go to the Tools tab, Check under Error-checking to check the drive for the file system errors.And it is JUST Acrobat - Illustrator, Indesign, and Photoshop do not have the same problems. It feels to me like Windows Explorer (File Explorer now, I guess) and Adobe Acrobat just dont' want to play well in the sandbox. I've asked this question in the Adobe forum, and while several people have responded, no one seems to have a fix. I am responsible for a massive library of products, and having to open every single pdf to make sure I have the right one is the absolute pits. Same with me, it takes AGES to move, rename, or even OPEN the pdf. I have a solid state harddrive, running Office 2019, and am pretty tech savvy. We use Dropbox exclusively, and of course Adobe for the design software. I've been running Adobe CC for quite some time - its my job, I am the Director of Design and Product Development for my virutal company.
I noticed this happening the INSTANT I upgraded to Windows 10. Maybe my situation will help narrow things down, too. I'll post on the Dropbox forums too just in case. I did Google the issue, and I am not the only one it seems, but I have never found a solution. which I use a lot.Īlso, if I use a Batch Renaming program for renaming a bunch of files, it will rename them instantly, while using F2 in explorer, or clicking on the filename to rename it, may take AGES. Odd that it doesn't affect DWG, JPG, PNG or PSD files etc. File operations are still very slow, but perhaps Dropbox is involved in some way. I am working on Dropbox folders generally, so I tried Quitting Dropbox to see what happened and there might be a marginal improvement without it running. It took 4 minutes! Even using Cut-Paste its the same. I attemped to move a 2Mb PDF file into a subfolder today. The pandemic took focus! Now working from home but on my relocated work computer. Thanks for the reply and sorry for the long delay in my response.
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