P: (Windows) Crash ( 8880582 )

I have been having the same issues. Back in May, I started having a very slow Develop module. I moved all of my photos to external hard drives and ran all kinds of tools to clean files and correct registry issues. I upgraded from Windows 10 to Windows 11 and updated the NVIDIA GeForce graphics driver directly from the NVIDIA website. I adjusted the GPU and all the other tips to speed up the app. Weird things happen that make no sense. I can move the exposure slider back and forth and see the adjustments occurring in the filmstrip window instead of the Develop window. It's totally dysfunctional. I tried uninstalling it and getting rid of all of the catalogs, then doing a new install. Nothing helps. Could I get the link to that bug as well?

Oh, I'm sorry, I meant to answer @GoldingD. Maybe I got confused by the photographs 🙂

@Christian5C81  I did not say that. Please be accurate in your replies. 

i am experiencing the same issue.  Have done all the recommended fixes as others have done.  This is very frustrating as I have wedding photos to get out and several other shoots.  I am at my wits end.  

Hi Rikk,

saying that more than 100 GB is not much seems a bit absurd. Sorry, no offend. But I was working without any failures with less than 10 GB on that hard drive. The link in your post refers to performance recommendations. Performance is one thing, spontaneos crashes another. And giving recommendations based on percentages of total disk space is quite improper in my opinion - it would make much more sense to me if it was related to the total size of the catalog itself and I can say that the free disk space is currently bigger than the size of my catalog.
But to go back to the topic, in that case, Lightroom doesn't have a performance problem - it has a quality problem.

Hi, I'm experiencing exantly the same behavior. Sometimes it get's stuck on an image and advances after a few second (>10) but in most cases Lightroom keeps crashing silently.
Lightroom worked properly before the update.

 

Lightroom is running on

- AMD Ryzen 5950X

- 32 GB RAM

- Windows 11

- enough SSD disk space (> 100 GB)

 

By @rickm1970

SSD disk space >100GB. That is not much. Assuming that hard drive is where your catalog is located, then how much free space in percent (%) do you have? LrC catalogs need to have at least 20% free space. And yes that is percent.

https://helpx.adobe.com/lightroom-classic/kb/optimize-performance-lightroom.html

Sorry if double posted (reply) I was having an issue in this reply in the community.

Hi, I'm experiencing exantly the same behavior. Sometimes it get's stuck on an image and advances after a few second (>10) but in most cases Lightroom keeps crashing silently.
Lightroom worked properly before the update.

Lightroom is running on

- AMD Ryzen 5950X

- 32 GB RAM

- Windows 11

- enough SSD disk space (> 100 GB)

For now, I decided to work through the issue so that I would not lose my work rolling back. I also found that doing a bulk deniose on 13.0.1 will also crash LRC. That is frustrating because if you decide to do this overnight you end up with random photos that were not deniosed since it appears LRC does not denoise in capture order. 

Ok, that is unfortunate since I have almost 400 new and edited files in the new catalog that I assume I will lose all my work on.  LRC has been my go-to program for over 10 years. This is the first time it let me down. I do appreciate your help, though. 

I'm experiencing the same issue, I'm on a Mac. It's making LRC almost unusable. I've submitted several crash reports under this email in case that helps.