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Hi, 2 months ago I build my own desktop with in my opinion good HW.
CPU: Ryzen 5 7600
GPU: Radeon RX 6800
PSU: Evga 850W gold
Mobo: Asus Rog Strix B650-A Gaming Wifi
RAM: Kingston Fury DDR5 (idk CL and Mhz)
I have an issue that when i apply AI denoise on some photo, one photo is ok and denoise made it's job, but on the 2nd one photo, it freeze and i can not do nothing with it. I have to shut it down via task manager. Anyone have expierenced that before? It also showed me a window which said "GPU Error" (picture at the bottom).
I tryed clear Win install, reinstal whole adobe Lr and cloud, checked all of the drivers and reinstall them aswell and etc. I checked RAM and swap them on Mobo. Still making these errors. I am really frustrated and don't know what to do anymore. This thing only happens in Lr Classic, PS is running veary smooth and i had no issues at all with that, just this stupid Lr..
Thanks for any advice.
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in the future, to find the best place to post your message, use the list here, https://community.adobe.com/
p.s. i don't think the adobe website, and forums in particular, are easy to navigate, so don't spend a lot of time searching that forum list. do your best and we'll move the post (like this one has already been moved) if it helps you get responses.
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Please provide a copy of your 'System Info'. This can be obtained from the LrC Help > System Info menu item. Use the Copy button provided in the System Info dialog, then paste same to the forum.
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Yeah, i'll post this right after i arrive at home. I also find that at last GPU driver install from AMD website, it showed that my GPU is not supported and it can not install drivers, wich was really strenge.
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The graphics processor has encountered an unrecoverable error
and
GPU: Radeon RX 6800
Likely GPU driver
OR
Erroneous gaming features for Lightroom in the Adrenaline software.
see:
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Hi mate, i think that actually really helped. I am now tryin to apply some AI deonise and it did not crashed (at least for now) here down i also post that System info, but I am really happy that links, hope so, helped me with this issue.
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"DirectX: AMD Radeon RX 6800 (32.0.11029.1008)"
That's the most recent driver. As a next step as suggested by @GoldingD, verify that the AMD Adrenaline utility hasn't created a profile for LR with bogus "optimizations" (which it has been wont to do):
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I'm having the same problem. Modern AMD 5900x with up to date RTX 3060. It happens with or without GPU acceleration.
LR freezes the moment I click on "Denoise...." to open the window to set up the AI denoise and the preview is loading. No button works anywhere. No warning. Can't close LR, I have to close it forcefully through Windows 10.
This is really irritating, I litteraly have to tell clients they have to wait for their photos.
Detail from crash report:
</gpu>
<crash exception="EXCEPTION_ACCESS_VIOLATION" exceptionCode="0xc0000005" instruction="0x0000000061239077">
<backtrace crashedThread="0">
It looks like it's caused by the GPU or its driver, but nothing points out it is.
I had something similar months ago, but then LR told me that the GPU driver crashed and if I remember correctly, I could still work when I disabled the GPU. Not sure if it was a general crash or again the AI NR tool.
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I'm having the same problem. Modern AMD 5900x with up to date RTX 3060. It happens with or without GPU acceleration.
LR freezes the moment I click on "Denoise...." to open the window to set up the AI denoise and the preview is loading. No button works anywhere. No warning. Can't close LR, I have to close it forcefully through Windows 10.
This is really irritating, I litteraly have to tell clients they have to wait for their photos.
Detail from crash report:
</gpu>
<crash exception="EXCEPTION_ACCESS_VIOLATION" exceptionCode="0xc0000005" instruction="0x0000000061239077">
<backtrace crashedThread="0">
It looks like it's caused by the GPU or its driver, but nothing points out it is.
I had something similar months ago, but then LR told me that the GPU driver crashed and if I remember correctly, I could still work when I disabled the GPU. Not sure if it was a general crash or again the AI NR tool.
By @Law_ren_ce
So you have:
AMD 5900x CPU
NVIDIA RTX 3060 GPU
Windows 10
LrC not listed
OP has:
Ryzen 5 7600 CPU
AMD Radeon RX 6800 GPU
Windows 11
LrC v13.5
Also you state: "but then LR told me that the GPU driver crashed"
I think your problem differs from the OP's problem in significant ways, starting with a different GPU. Also that GPU crash is of concern.
Please post your own new posting in Discussions. When you do, please include a copy from LrC of /Help/System Info/
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That makes no sense. I'm having the exact same problem as OP. Why would I create another topic to share the same bug in LR 13.5?
"I have an issue that when i apply AI denoise on some photo, one photo is ok and denoise made it's job, but on the 2nd one photo, it freeze and i can not do nothing with it. I have to shut it down via task manager. "
This is step by step the exact thing that happened to me.
If you give me one good reason why I would need to start another topic about the exact same problem, I'll leave.
I know for sure if I was visiting this website, looking for a solution or people with the same problem, I would welcome a single topic where the same problem is centralised over dozens of people starting a new topic describing the same problem.
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That makes no sense. I'm having the exact same problem as OP. Why would I create another topic to share the same bug in LR 13.5?
"I have an issue that when i apply AI denoise on some photo, one photo is ok and denoise made it's job, but on the 2nd one photo, it freeze and i can not do nothing with it. I have to shut it down via task manager. "
This is step by step the exact thing that happened to me.
If you give me one good reason why I would need to start another topic about the exact same problem, I'll leave.
I know for sure if I was visiting this website, looking for a solution or people with the same problem, I would welcome a single topic where the same problem is centralised over dozens of people starting a new topic describing the same problem.
By @Law_ren_ce
Apparently the links about Erroneous gaming features for Lightroom in the Adrenaline software solved the authors problem. Now that is for an AMD GPU, Not a NVIDIA GPU. NVIDIA has a similar setting, but simpler and not failing. So yep, your issue will not have a similar solution, and Yep, same symptoms, different cause
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@Law_ren_ce: "It happens with or without GPU acceleration."
LR's AI commands (including Denoise) don't obey the setting of Preferences > Performance > Use Graphics Processor, and Adobe obstinately refuses to change that. To definitely identify whether the GPU is the proximate cause of the crashes, reboot your computer into Windows Safe Mode With Networking, which completely disables the use of the GPU by all apps. If the crashes still occur, then the issue is unrelated to the GPU; if they don't occur, then the GPU, its driver, or LR's use of the driver is more likely (but not definitively) the culprit.
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Bonjour à tous,
Depuis la dernière mise à jour il y a 8 jours sur LRC je ne peux plus faire de réduction de bruit, Lightroom plante systématiquement. Il lance la réduction puis plus rien ne répond.
Je suis sous windows 11, et j'utilise le gpu (j'ai une carte RTX3060)
Sauriez vous comment remédier à ce problème ?
Par avance merci
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@sabrina_3897: "I have an RTX3060 card"
Install the latest Nvidia Studio driver from here:
https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/drivers/details/230592/
If that doesn't help, Please do the LR menu command Help > System Info and copy/paste the entire contents here so we can see exactly which versions of hardware and software LR thinks you're running and important LR options that are set.
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Hello,
I tried to install the latest Nvidia Studio driver but it doesn't help.
As you asked me there are the entire contents.
Thank you for your help.
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Hello,
I tried to install the latest Nvidia Studio driver but it doesn't help.
As you asked me there are the entire contents.
Thank you for your help.
.......Mémoire intégrée : 16122,7 MoMémoire GPU dédiée utilisée par Lightroom: 542,7Mo / 5996,0Mo (9%)....
By @sabrina_3897
Just 16 GB of RAM. hmmm. Yes that meets the LrC system requirements, at the low end of recommended amount.
I have no proof of this, but I have noticed several members with various issues in LrC and Windows with memory issue. perhaps???
Could you bring up your Task Manager. Keep an eye on Memory use. And attempt a AI DeNoise. Does the memory go off the charts?
Also, when you updated your GPU driver, did you select the option to use a Custom install as to force a clean install of the driver and associated files? Just in case some old junk existed?
OH, and if your bring up your NVIDIA app (the new version), you can verify that the Studio driver is installed:
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@sabrina_3897: "Since the last update 8 days ago on LRC I can no longer do noise reduction, Lightroom systematically crashes. It launches the reduction then nothing responds."
By "crash", do you mean the program just freezes and stops responding, or does it abruptly terminate? If the latter, are you asked to send a crash report to Adobe?
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Hello,
I mean the program freezes and stops responding. I send a crash report to adobe the first time it happened.
I tried the advice given to me here on the community but it doesn't change anything.
For the moment I do the noise reduction manually, but i would like to understand what happened.
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Did you try @GoldingD's suggestions above?
You've got the most recent Studio driver installed (32.0.15.6081) but there's a more recent Game Ready driver:
https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/drivers/details/230853/
Normally, Adobe and Nvidia recommend Studio drivers for LR, but you could certainly try this Game Ready driver.
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Hello,
I have the same problem and found this.
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@sabrina_3897: "I mean the program freezes and stops responding."
@samil goh: "I have the same problem and found this.
That thread describes the entire computer crashing, whereas @sabrina_3897 describes LR just freezing. Not necessarily "the same problem".
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Denoise AI requires big RAM and also page file to support it. My PC has 32 GB RAM configured with 16GB page file but LRc will definitly crash when it is using close to 20 GB of RAMs. Once increased page file to 32GB (same size as the RAM), it is much better now but it will also crash - not daily. Once crashed, open task manager can easily end it and then restart LRc. To set page file (virtual memory) to the same size of RAM may reduce it this issue. Another big issue is that it will generate huge dump files - it was over 500GB in my PC. I have 1TB C drive only used for Windows & apps. But it was out of storage then stopped PS to function. Finally found there were over 500GB adobe dump files stored in "adobe/CRLog/Dumpfile" folder.
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