Lightroom Classic crashes after changing photo location

Sadly still no fix here.

Wondering if the catalog is corrupt?

A small followup, a P.S. in support. Not about solving your problem, but about file/folder//app locations as it relates to performance in/for LrC

• The catalog MUST be on a hard drive attached to the computer. Either internal or External.
• The catalog CANNOT be on a server share, such as a NAS, an actual Server, or the Cloud
• You will see some with catalogs on server shares. Some may advise as the best thing since sliced bread, Both NAS and DropBox fans. But Adobe does not support, and it eventually fails. (corrupt catalogs)
• The catalog can take advantage of being on your fastest hard drive (performance)
• The Camera RAW CACHE can take advantage of being on the fastest hard drive
• Some recommend on WINOS, to not place the Camera RAW CACHE on the same hard drive as the Windows paging file (typically C) as the two will have read/wright competition (this might have changed post SSD)
• The Camera RAW CACHE does not have to be on the same hard drive as the Catalog.
• The Photos can be on any hard drive attached to the computer. Either internal or External
• Some disagree, Adobe has no comment. But do not put the Photos on a Server Share. But if you do, the typical problem is LrC missing the photos, probably a continuity issue with LrC seeing the share (members often have this issue if they use a NAS)
• The photos do not take advantage of being on the fastest hard drive
• The photos do not have to be on the same hard drive as the catalog
• Some apparent issues with having an live OneDrive sync with either the photos or the catalog. Might be advised to not do so.

Application folder: C:\Program Files\Adobe\Adobe Lightroom Classic
Library Path: E:\Mello2023\Mello2023-v13.lrcat
Settings Folder: C:\Users\Aiden\AppData\Roaming\Adobe\Lightroom

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I imported photos that were at C:\PhotoLocation and then moved it to G:\PhotoLocation

some points:

• Ok, the catalog is on drive E, a hard drive I assume, Ok, fine
• The Photos are initially on drive C? Your root/boot drive, Ok Photos can be on any hard drive, no issue.
• You move (In LrC correct??) the photos to drive G Should be fine, but....

Four questions

1. Why are the photos originally on drive C, if they are going to be moved at some point to drive G (may be a  personal workflow difference, and to each their own)
2. What type of drive is G?
3. Do you have issues with photos initially imported into drive G as opposed to C, then G?
4. Does drive G have a hardware problem, is it failing??

Note, to clarify question 3. If you import in LrC photos to a destination on drive E, does LrC give you issues?

Please post your System Information as Lightroom Classic (LrC) reports it. In LrC click on Help, then System Info, then Copy. Paste that information into a reply. Please present all information from first line down to and including Plug-in Info. Info after Plug-in info can be cut out as that is just so much dead space to us non-Techs and it takes up vast amounts of scroll space making the reply less readable and less likely that others will bother with your post.