Re: LRC 14.0.1 - could not create a new SmugMug ga...

Doug Good · ‎Nov 07, 2024

Adobe Support recommended that I reinstall the SmugMug plugin.

Doug Good · ‎Nov 06, 2024

Since upgrading to 14.0.1 I am getting an error message when attmempting to create a new SmugMug gallery. The message says try again or contact support. I was able to get around the problem by first creating the new gallery on my SmugMug site. I could then edit the gallery in LR and upload photos.

Doug Good · ‎May 23, 2024

Wow! The Generative Remove tool got it right on the first try!

Doug Good · ‎Jan 11, 2018

Hello Akash, I found the conflict when reviewing my Lightroom preferences. In the Lightroom Synch preferences tab, I had chosen a folder subordinate to my main Photos folder (named iPhone, as I have Lightroom Mobile installed on my Apple iPhone). The default location (My Pictures) would not have presented a problem. But I had to specify a path to my custom location, which included the drive letter G: I changed it to drive letter "I", and I now no longer get the error message on startup of Lightroom. Looking back, I might have been able to determine this from the text of the error message if it had included the full path "G:\Photos|iPhone" instead of just the drive letter G: So I did not have to reset my Preferences file.

Doug Good · ‎Jan 11, 2018

Hello Akash, I have Lightroom Classic CC - most current release, running on Windows 10 - most current release. I saw the discussion you referenced, but have a different issue. I have no trouble , reading or writing to the directories on my new external hard drive - GRAID on drive letter I . Lightroom functions completely normally. The error message references the drive letter of the old external hard drive - drive letter G. That old drive is not connected to my computer. Thanks, Doug

Doug Good · ‎Jan 11, 2018

I have moved all files to a new (replacement) hard drive. I launched Lightroom, and right clicked on the root folder of my photo library. I selected option "find missing folder", navigated to the folder on the new hard drive, and opened it. All photos are found in Lightroom. All Lightroom functions work correctly. The next time I open Lightroom, I get the following error: G: is the drive letter of the old external drive, which is disconnected (but still available). I click OK. I can still access all photos on my new external hard drive - volume GRAID, mounted as drive letter I. How do I tell Lightroom to forget about G:

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