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Safe boot didn't work, but Disk Warrior file check &amp;&nbsp;repair solved the issue! Spotlight re-indexed and now it is working. Thanks!
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Safe boot didn't work, but Disk Warrior file check & repair solved the issue! Spotlight re-indexed and now it is working. Thanks!

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I rebooted my Mac a couple days ago and now it won't index anything. I just get the message shown in the screenshot attached (I erased my name from the screenshot).<br />
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I have tried:<br />
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1. Rebooted.<br />
2. Cleaned font cache with MainMenu.<br />
3. Ran sudo mdutil -E /<br />
4. Ran sudo rm -rf /.Spotlight*<br />
5. Repaired disk permissions.<br />
6. Installed latest updates<br />
7. Rebooted again.<br />
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Still no luck. What else can I do?<br />

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I rebooted my Mac a couple days ago and now it won't index anything. I just get the message shown in the screenshot attached (I erased my name from the screenshot).

I have tried:

1. Rebooted.
2. Cleaned font cache with MainMenu.
3. Ran sudo mdutil -E /
4. Ran sudo rm -rf /.Spotlight*
5. Repaired disk permissions.
6. Installed latest updates
7. Rebooted again.

Still no luck. What else can I do?


Spotlight indexing broken

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