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November 23, 2018
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Some export operations were not performed

  • November 23, 2018
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Since a couple of months I'm getting the above message more or less regularly. I know there are threats on this but not which is answering my problem.

I'm using Lightroom Classic CC, 8.0 on a windows PC (I7-5820K, 16 GB RAM, Nvidea GTX760, SSD 0.5TB (50% free), WD HD 2TB(60% free)

The catalogue and system are on the SSD.

I'm editing 50 MB RAW files from a Nikon D850, exporting to jpg in 100% quality.

I like to export in batches of 5-15 files. Sometimes it works, sometimes only 1, 2, etc.. before I get the message in the title. Exporting them again in smaller batch works.

Any ideas? IS 16GB too little?

Thanks

Jannes

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    Correct answer GoldingD

    Was their perhaps another sentence with that error message? something like enough memory, or could not write files, or several other possibilities?

    I do not think 16 GB RAM is an issue. Certainly 2 TB available is not an issue (I mean the images are not that big, total RAW images plus total JPEG images)

    Not sure in comes into consideration during import, but how large is your Camera RAW CACHE? And where is it located? and have you purged it lately.

    4 replies

    Participating Frequently
    November 10, 2022

    Hey I have the same problem .. I have an Imac.

    Some export operations had warnings or errors. This must be a bug.

     

    Participant
    October 2, 2020

    Hi, it happened to me, and it turns out it was my antivirus, blocking Lightroom, try checking that and try again. 

    Participant
    November 16, 2020

    OMG! You are right and it work! But is it bad if I keep turn on and off everytime just to export my work.?

    ManiacJoe
    Inspiring
    November 23, 2018

    A screen shot or exact wording of the error message would help, as would a screen shot of your Export settings.

    The most common cause of this type of error is in the "Post Processing" section of the Export dialog when your desire for it to do nothing is NOT set to the "do nothing" option.

    homer44Author
    Participant
    November 24, 2018

    Thank you both for your reactions.

    I have been trying to reproduce the error, but nada so far . Even works with 20 file batch.

    Anyhow the message looks exactly as above (but in my case only JPG files).

    Concerning the settings you can find the below. Do nothing option is checked

    Thanks again for your return

    ManiacJoe
    Inspiring
    November 25, 2018

    This is helpful: "These files cannot be written"

    Check the output folder for access rights problems using Mac Finder or Windows File Explorer.

    If the folder has some files being written OK and other failing, check to see if you have any programs "monitoring" the folder. If you have any programs using that folder as their current folder (Finder/Explorer updating its views, AV programs), you might see if picking a different folder for them gets around the problem. (This was a bug in LR a long while back.)

    GoldingD
    GoldingDCorrect answer
    Legend
    November 23, 2018

    Was their perhaps another sentence with that error message? something like enough memory, or could not write files, or several other possibilities?

    I do not think 16 GB RAM is an issue. Certainly 2 TB available is not an issue (I mean the images are not that big, total RAW images plus total JPEG images)

    Not sure in comes into consideration during import, but how large is your Camera RAW CACHE? And where is it located? and have you purged it lately.