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Lightroom Classic keeps crashing in Develop module

New Here ,
Jun 15, 2025 Jun 15, 2025

Hello!

Lightroom Classic (v.14.3.1) keeps crashing in the develop module, most notably after I've copied settings.

Sometimes it even crashes the whole computer.

I'm working on an ancient Intel Mac (OS Ventura 13.7.6).

I've tried resetting the settings.

I've tried turning off the GPU (and adjusting a few other things, too)

I've disable a plug-in.

I've reinstalled the app (via Creative Cloud, "keeping" the preferences, so not a clean reinstall).

I even ran a diagnostic on my computer and it said "no issues found"

 

Basically, when I go to copy settings, I notice the temperature spike and the fan go into high gear, before the app quits (no crash report) or the whole computer crashes.

 

I understand that my computer is old, but I was editing without this issue, as recently as a couple of weeks ago. 

 

Is there anything else that I can do?

Should I try a clean reinstall?

If so, what will I lose in the clean reinstall?  Just presets and preferences?

 

Any advice or assistance is appreciated.

 

Thank you.

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Community Expert ,
Jun 15, 2025 Jun 15, 2025

Moved from the CC Desktop forum to the LRC forum.

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LEGEND ,
Jun 15, 2025 Jun 15, 2025
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Basically, when I go to copy settings, I notice the temperature spike and the fan go into high gear, before the app quits (no crash report) or the whole computer crashes.

 

Fans running, computer crashing, is a symptom of the computer overheating because of a cooling system failure somehwere.

 

I was editing without this issue, as recently as a couple of weeks ago. 

 

More evidence that something has stopped working properly, and the obvious choice is the cooling system.

 

If you can open the computer case, make sure all fans are running properly. Vaccuum out the dust in the case. Vaccuum out the air vents in the case so they are not blocked by dust. Make sure all vents are not blocked by furniture or a wall.

 

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