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Finally some useful info. That sounds like Lightroom might not have permissions to write to the folder, or perhaps the drive is almost full. Denoise creates a new file, so Lightroom needs to be able to write that file to disk. The error suggests that it can't for some reason.
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Hello Team,Based on the attached lightroom issue in word document i have been asked toshare the system information. But I have 2 versions of Lightroom V7.4.1 andV13.4.I have attached the system information for both the versions.
By @Vijay Kumar38588190r5f3
Graphics Processor Info:
DirectX: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1650 (26.21.14.4223)
Init State: GPU for Image Processing supported by default
User Preference: Auto
So Windows Store version (26.21.14.4223), that would be NVIDIA v442.23. Why so very very old? A good four years out of date. Current version at NVIDIA is v560.81 (Studio and Game, recommend Studio). LrC is very very picky about GPU drivers. I am surprised that just your AI DeNoise is giving you issues. You should have a NVIDIA application called GeForce Experience, update that, then use it to check for and update your GPU driver. Make sure to alter the settings as to look for the Studio drivers, make sure to select custom install type when installing the GPU driver (as to force a clean install)
Library Path: C:\Users\shiv_\OneDrive\Pictures\Lightroom\LightroomYour MS OneDrive is interfering with your LrC catalog and/or your photo locations. Do not let OneDrive get anywhere near LrC. Go and create a folder on one of your hard drives, a folder for the LrC catalog (and perhaps photos) A drive that is not a subfolder of Pictures (as to attempt to segregate the catalog from MS insisting on muddy the Pictures Folder) . This probably does not cause your AI DeNoise issue, it can effect performance.
Thanks for the reply.But how do I upgrade to all those points that you have advised.Latest version of Nvidia and so and so forth.Thanks,Vijay
By @Vijay Kumar38588190r5f3
As for the NVIDIA GPU driver. A workthru:
Click on Start, select All Applications, select the GeForce Experience
Note, when I was running thru this to create the screenshots, a new prompt showed up for a new app. I do not know about that one yet, so I ignored it. Following continues on in the old app
When the GeForce Experience app comes up. Select the Drivers tab. Select the three dots far right. Select Studio Driver. Then click in the screen
You might want/need to click on the Check for Updates button. At any rate, you may see that a new Driver is available. If so, click on Download. If not, then click on that Check for Updates button to make sure.
It will take some time for the download and a bit of additional work to finis. But you will be presented with the screen below. Select Custom Installation. The Custom Installation will remove old drivers and code that may be lurking, and then install the new driver
The process will take some time, your screen will go dark for a bit, and eventually in a few minutes will complete the update.
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Followup
If you decide upon starting the NVIDIA GeForce Experience App to go ahead and install the new NVIDIA App, you might find that the new app works better, the look/feel, is better. Appears to be fairly clear on how to use.
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OneDrive
see these links:
- https://community.adobe.com/t5/lightroom-classic-discussions/lightroom-and-onedrive/m-p/9283443
- https://community.adobe.com/t5/lightroom-classic-discussions/lightroom-and-microsoft-onedrive/m-p/14...
- https://community.adobe.com/t5/lightroom-classic-discussions/how-to-remove-onedrive-from-my-lightroo...
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