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Finder (macOS High Sierra) not show any files or folders that I know are there. It occurs only in with units of a storage appliance (Tiger-Box). In previous macOS versions it works fine. I can see all files and folders using Adobe Bridge but its not a good tool for that.
So. Can you guys suggest me a way to fix it? Or may be a "alternative Finder" that works.
This is what fixed the problem for me:
qlmanage -r && qlmanage -r cache)sudo mdutil -E /)I'm not exactly sure which one of those two really caused the problem. You can try them separately.
It takes a while to rebuild both the cache/index, but afterwards Finder worked as expected.
This unusual error is very easy to resolve:
Select Finder's "View" menu, then "Clean Up"
If "Clean Up" is unavailable or does not resolve the issue, hover over "Arrange By" then select "Name"
Best Answer
I am not sure whether you have tried this or not. I would suggest running the following command on Terminal to enhance the feature of SMB first.
Speed up browsing on network shares
Force the Finder to gather all metadata first
Logout and login back from your Mac machine, and give a try to find the files from your SMB Shared Network.