It’s unclear if this step is required or not, but it makes sense to start fresh. Give it a chance after following these steps-10 minute or so. The fix can be confusing, because sometimes “unkown indexing state” will still be erroneously emitted.
#MAC RESTART SPOTLIGHT ARCHIVE#
diglloydMP:MPG lloyd$ mdutil -s /Volumes/ Masterīut for volumes Work and Archive, things are inoperable: diglloydMP:DIGLLOYD lloyd$ mdutil -E /Volumes/ Archive /System/Volumes/Data/Volumes/Archive: Error: unknown indexing state.ĭiglloydMP:DIGLLOYD lloyd$ mdutil -E /Volumes/Work /System/Volumes/Data/Volumes/Work: Error: unknown indexing state. Here, the volume Master above is working fine (“Indexing enabled” confirms that indexing is enabled and its state is valid). Detecting the issueįor a volume in good working order for spotlight, test the status of a volume (Master here), by using " mdutil -s", in Terminal. More than one person is seeing the issue as it is discussed online. This is a new issue, one that appeared after updating the 2019 Mac Pro to macOS Monterey from macOS Catalina aka Crapalina. Another symptom is that adding an external volume to the Spotlight Privacy list will result in “unknown error”. ISSUE: Spotlight search not working on external volumes or network volumes even for the most basic things, such as a filename.
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