Creative Cloud Syncing never ending / doesnt stop / continuously going

Hello. It is late October 2019, and there is an entirely new version of Adobe Creative Cloud out on the market. Version 5.0.0.354 with CoreSync 4.3.14.8.

And the Syncing is still not working. App says 27 of 27 files synced, icon spinning and process is active.

So, in January 19th "engineering dept" was coming up with a fix, hopefully sometime soon. Is it soon? Soon? Or NOW?

The past week or so one of my PCs will sync the files, but my other work computer (different office) will not. This is a MAJOR problem. Please let us know what to do? We are in a pickle and it's slowing production down drastically. Thank you. - KG

Same issue on PC, tried all solutions mentioned here and yet no luck 😞

I can confirm that the problem persists. I tried all of the steps described above and although these help for a short while, the problem comes back repeatedly. Pausing sync for a moment and resuming it results in "All files synced" message but the app resumes (and never ends) syncing shortly after even though I don't update any of the  Creative Cloud files.

Hi,

same problem here.

After reading most of the answers, I do this on my two machines:

• Stopping sync
• Killing CoreSync processes from Activity Monitor
• Deleting Adobe Sync (whole folder) in Applications > Utilities
• Deleting CorSync (whole folder) in Library > Application Support > Adobe
• Deleting Creative Cloud Files folder (after making a backup)
• Deleting files from assets.adobe.com! I think there is somewhere a db file which is making the neverending sync or something similar.

Creative Cloud app is telling me I still have files inside …

But it's working again

Hey All,

Happy New Year!

We are hours away from 2019 and still have this problem...

I can't believe Adobe hasn't fixed this yet. It's a trivial patch to implement: if the bloody folder has relocated, just delete the database and reindex all files. It didn't take that long -- certainly takes *way* less time than waiting for an endless sync to happen.

I wouldn't trust my work files again to Creative Cloud (I have moved on months ago to Affinity and competing software anyway).

David__B you mentioned that this issue would be fixed shortly, I encountered what I believe to be the exact same issue.

Windows 10, Adobe CC (everything is up to date.)

I found agustincordes​ steps

I tried these steps from @agustincordesand the problem was solved.

{

- First, stop syncing and shut down the Creative Cloud app

- Second, just in case delete all temporary files in AppData\Local\Temp

- Third, delete the {hash}.db, {hash}.db-shm and {hash}.db-wal from AppData\Roaming\Adobe\Coresync

Finally, launch the Creative Cloud app and start syncing }

For  Adobe @David__B, here is what I learned.

1. the problem initially presented as 316 more files to sync 29 hours. 30 hours later, still same problem.

I then killed all processes related to Adobe that was not the license server. Once that was done, the problem that presented aligns with this thread.

2. I followed agustincordesand steps. The only hiccup was an Adobe Logging application was preventing all files from being deleted. (I backed up the log file before deleting) and forced the file to be deleted.

3. How the heck does one get into this situation?

This is my theory.

I made very large change to the file structure of by CC folder on Computer A. Computer B (laptop) is presented the problem.

In the past when I make file system changes I occasionally get weird errors, but normally that do not cause problems, however things seem to get unstable when I do this.

(Mind you, the changes to the files system I made were significant and synching was active on both machines)

While one would hope Adobe would fix all these file system sync issues, we need to take responsibility of our on actions and whee what we can do to prevent the issue. (in theory)

Here are my suggestions.

If you are changing a lot of things, moving files, creating / deleting folders.

- Pause syncing on all machines.

- Make File System Changes on your main system first.

- Resume on Machine you used to make the file system changes.

- Allow that to fully sync to the Cloud.

- Resume on other machines.

In closing.

Thank you so much agustincordesand , I owe you big time.

For everyone, share your logs with adobe whenever possible. It is the only way things will get better, until then, best practices rule.

I have had issues in the past with CC Sync, and whatever I did to fix the issue at the time, I did it.... and then I removed all my other syncing services:  Google Drive, Dropbox, Onebox, etc. Now I only have Creative Cloud on my laptop. (Win10). I'm wondering if multiple syncing services is or was a known issue, and, if so, was this resolved? I'd like to install Google Drive again, but not if it's going to be mean to my CC.

Is it fixed? I have this problem just poped-up today!