When using synchronization services (such as Dropbox, OneDrive, etc.) or NAS devices to store Eagle libraries, you may sometimes encounter issues where the library gets stuck in an initializing state. Here are several effective solutions to help you quickly resolve this problem.

Solution 1: Restart the Synchronization Service Client

If you're using a cloud synchronization service, restarting the sync tool client may resolve the issue.

For detailed steps, please refer to: /support/article/syncrestart-the-synchronization-client

Solution 2: Map NAS Drive to Drive Letter (Windows System)

For NAS users, mapping the network drive to a local drive letter can improve access stability.

For detailed steps, please refer to: /support/article/nas-why-you-should-map-network-drives-to-drive-letters

Solution 3: Disable the "On-Demand Download" Feature of Sync Services

The "on-demand download" feature of certain sync services may prevent Eagle from properly reading library files.

For detailed steps, please refer to: /support/article/how-to-disable-download-on-demand-feature-for-proper-sync

Solution 4: Update Eagle to the Latest Version

Eagle regularly releases updates containing bug fixes and feature optimizations. Keeping the software up to date helps resolve known issues.

For detailed update steps, please refer to: /support/article/how-to-update-your-application-to-the-latest-version

Solution 5: Restart Eagle Software

Restarting the software is one of the simplest and most effective methods for resolving temporary issues.

For detailed steps, please refer to: /support/article/how-to-restart-software-purposes-and-step-by-step-guide

Solution for Resource Libraries Stuck in Initialization State in Sync Services or NAS