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"Did Everything crash when you had Everything running with -debug-log -verbose?"
Yes.

"It looks like Everything shutdown gracefully." What the ... ?? - I enter a filename to search for. - I select the entire search word and clear it with the Backspace key. - Everything crashes. Is that the expected functionality/workflow? - Start Everything, wait while it uses ~90% of CPU for several...

Installed fresh copy of the x64 portable version. Started Everything: 2019-05-14 17:09:03.676: cmdline "C:\bin\Everything-1.4.1.935.x64\Everything.exe" -debug-log -verbose Not sure what you mean by "last page" of a 538-line text file, so I attached the whole thing. Nope, can't seem to attach a text ...

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Mon May 13, 2019 6:46 pm

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everything -instance NODB -read-only

Everything should open.
No results will display.

Can you at that point type in multiple search queries (& even though no results will show up) without Everything quitting?

Yes, multiple searches can be run w/ no results returned.

when Everything was installed with Take Command How do you go about intalling Everything with TC? When I install JPSoft's Take Command, it offers to install Everything. (Has offered for the last several versions.) downloaded Everything from the voidtools web site, and installed it Any change if you...

Thanks for the reply. I followed your instructions, same issue persisted. Next, I uninstalled Everything, restarted the computer, installed Everything. Same issue exists: - Start Everything, type in something to search for. - When Everything (finally) finishes indexing/sorting, search results are di...

Win10 Pro 1809 Everything 1.4.1.9035 I noticed this behavior when Everything was installed with Take Command. I uninstalled TC, downloaded Everything from the voidtools web site, and installed it. When I start Everything and type something in the search box, it seems to scan the whole disk, sorts fo...

Everything v 1.4.1.895 x64 on Win 10 Pro x64

When Everything starts up (either with system startup or after), the CPU quickly runs to >90% for Everything.
Is there a way to control Everything's resource usage on startup?
It renders the computer less than functional for several minutes....