Yes, if your anti-virus is scanning the previews with each step in the processing. Check to see that you have exempted all the images, catalog and previews from the anti-virus scan.   ... View more

Are you logging in through the Adobe Creative Cloud App? Try logging out, restart your computer and log in again. As a last resort, uninstall Adobe Creative Cloud and reinstall.   ... View more

What type of drive is G:? How is it connected?   ... View more

Try setting your Catalog preview value to "Auto". That will cause LrC to create previews on import closer to the resolution of your monitors. I suspect the delay you are seeing is because LrC is having to recreate a preview of each image (which you have set too small) to match your screen resolution. You can also have LrC remake exsiting previews to the appropriate size.   ... View more

Your issue might be lack of permissions for the target drive. Try this.     ... View more

Take a look at this YouTube video:   ... View more

Also, that screen is only showing the apps in the 1TB plan, it does not mean they are installed yet.   ... View more

In order for any of the Adobe apps to run and install at all, you have to have the Adobe Creative Cloud open at ALL times. This is what the Adobe Creative Cloud app screen looks like. You will probably see "Lightroom" in the installed area and Possibly "Lightroom Classic". Below that, you will see the apps you can install under your 1TB Plan. Go into that app to install Lightroom Classic if it's not showing up as installed. ... View more

Your question seems to really be how many pixels do I need in the final exported image that you will use on those other display devices. That should be based on the pixel dimension of the device/TV. 4K TV is actually 3840 x 2160. Any greater pixel dimension of the image you want to display on that 4K will just be lost in the reinterpolation for the screen size. If have deeply cropped an image and need more pixels that might be the time to use Super Resolution. Think in Pixel dimensions, not DPI. DPI is more commonly an issue in printing and doesn't apply to displays. (except as part of the specs.) Since 4K TV is 3840 x 2160 your photos will fit best if you can crop them to that ratio during processing in Lightroom Classic. That's a 1.777 crop ratio.     ... View more

Well then, you haven't installed Lightroom Classic or you are starting the wrong app. The icon for Lightroom Classic contains the letters LrC. Take a look in the Creative Cloud App for installed apps. You can start Lightroom Classic from there. If it's not listed as an installed app, then you can install it from the Creative Cloud App.   ... View more

As long as your original edits are still there, you should not have to re-edit. There is no basic issue with the LrC export function as long a all the drives and connections on your computer are working properly. What is the destination drive you are exporting to? Try exporting in smaller numbers of images, like 25 at a time.   ... View more

The translation does not decode the on screen LrC message.  If that means the catalog is bad, try a backup.   ... View more

Do you have a different GPU that you can use for a test?   ... View more

That's the same drive setup I have in my Win 11 machine. It should be very fast. Is you antivirus set to ignore LrC?     ... View more

What type of drive is G:? How is it connected?   ... View more

Please post a full screen shot of the import module when this is happening.   ... View more

1. Using two graphics adapters with LrC is not a good idea. Disable the Intel in your computers bios or in Windows device manager. 2. What you describe can be caused by a corrupt catalog. Try using your most recent back up or create a New catalog by holding down the Alt key when starting LrC. There you will find a Create New Catalog choice.   ... View more

What LrC profile are you using in the Basic panel of the Develop module? Are you using the same profile in ACR?   ... View more

I had this issue. It turned out to be a corrupt catalog that was caused by bad ram in a newly built computer. First of all, in the Lightroom Classic folder, delete any and ONLY any file ending in .lock. Then try your most recent backup. If that is a backup made by Lightroom Classic, you will find that it's a zip file. Unzip it. Then in the Lightroom Classic folder rename the  current catalog that is not opening. After that, copy the unzipped backup to the Lightroom Classic folder.  Double click that file to start Lightroom Classic.   ... View more

What type of drive is F:? How is it connected?   ... View more

What type of drive is P:? how is it connected?   ... View more

It's worth getting your system checked out to fix that GPU error.   ... View more

What are your computer specs? GPU? CPU? CPU memory?  RAM? OS version?   ... View more

What Lightroom app are you using? Lightroom (Desktop), Lightroom Classic? When you use the term Collection, that is a term used in Lightroom Classic. Assuming you are using Lightroom Classic, the catalog could have been damaged. Try one of your backup catalogs. If you have been using the Lightroom Classic backup function, those backups are .ZIP files and have to be unzipped before you can use them in Lightroom Classic.   ... View more

Please explain: What is your compter system? Mac, PC, iPhone, Android?  Exactly what are you doing when the crash happens? Do you get a crash report? If your images are already in Lightroom and in the cloud, you can access them through: Lightroom.Adobe.com You can even add images directly there. They go into your cloud storage.   ... View more

Have you looked for the email with the link in the deleted/trash folder? Do you know who else might have received the link? Check with them.   ... View more

The error message said the files in question were "Missing". Did you delete them separately in the operating system? When file are missing from a Lightroom Classic folder, just right click on the folder and choose "Synchronize Folder". Lightroom Classic will then remove all references to the missing files.   ... View more

This is the forum for Lightroom Classic. For Lightroom Mobile, Desktop, web use this forum.   ... View more

This caught my attention in your info: Graphics Processor Info:  DirectX: NVIDIA RTX 2000 Ada Generation Laptop GPU (32.0.15.7357) Init State: GPU disconnected User Preference: Auto After you disable the Intel GPU, be sure to check that the Nvidia RTX 2000 is working.   ... View more