Eagle library getting stuck at "Almost Done" status during loading can be caused by various reasons. Here are several effective solutions to help you quickly restore normal operation.

Solution 1: Repair .NET Framework (for Windows)

When running Eagle software on Windows operating system, Microsoft .NET Framework is a required foundational component. If .NET Framework is installed incorrectly or corrupted, it may cause issues such as software failing to start or crashing when adding certain format images. Installing or reinstalling .NET Framework usually resolves these problems.

For detailed steps, please refer to: How to Repair .NET Framework

Solution 2: Reset Eagle Cache Files

Resetting the application's cache files can usually resolve many troublesome issues, including library loading stagnation.

For detailed steps, please refer to: How to Reset Eagle Cache Files on Your Computer

Solution 3: Update to the Latest Version

Eagle regularly releases updates containing bug fixes and feature improvements. These updates typically resolve known software defects, including library loading issues. After major version releases, there are usually minor updates containing bug fixes and feature upgrades, which are identified by sub-version numbers (Build versions).

For detailed steps, please refer to: How to Update Your Application to the Latest Version

Solution 4: Clear All Library Cache Files

When interface data displays incorrectly, it's usually because software cache files weren't completely written, causing data to not be properly updated. Clearing cache files allows the software to regenerate new cache, resolving loading issues.

For detailed steps, please refer to: How to Clear All Eagle Library Cache Files

Solution for Resource Library Loading Stuck at "Almost Complete" Status