Lightroom Classic v15.0.1 crash in Windows/Intel

Here's how Lightroom crashes, if you'd like to see it. Sometimes the crash even affects the desktop and results in a black screen; icons return when moving the mouse. In this case, you have to completely reboot the laptop.
This has been happening since around May 2025 – always when running AI noise reduction, often when the AI ​​replaces parts of a photo.
I sent several dozen crash reports to the developers, but received no feedback, so I stopped.
This happens on an Asus with a 285H processor and an Arc140. All Intel drivers are, of course, up-to-date and updated immediately by the Intel utility. Lightroom also updated as soon as it appeared in Creative Cloud Desktop. I played with enabling/disabling/changing the NPU usage in Lightroom, the amount of allocated video memory in the BIOS, in the Intel drivers, in the Asus utility, etc. - I've probably touched every possible switch in Windows and the BIOS. The problem isn't specific to the Asus; my colleague has the same issues with a new Lenovo and the same CPU and video chip.
I have to work on a practically identical laptop, but with a previous-generation Intel CPU without a NPU and an Arc 140, and there are no problems on it, except for the slow photo processing speed on a five-year-old CPU.
I won't provide logs because there's no point – for almost a year of this problem, they're probably new every day, and no one at Adobe is addressing this.
I apologize for the video from my phone, as a Lightroom crash also kills the built-in Windows screen recorder.

Library Path: C:\Users\sebas\OneDrive\Imágenes\Lightroom\Lightroom Catalog.lrcat

The \OneDrive\ in that path for your catalog location indicates it is on your C drive in a user folder named /Imágenes/ and that the catalog is being automatically synced to your OneDrive folder on the Cloud over at Microsoft. This is primarily due to Microsoft pushing you towards a MS account instead of a local account, and setting certain default user folders as folders to sync to OneDrive.

This cab be problematic, at the least it can degrade LrC performance, and on a bad day,catalog corruption can occur. This is not an absolute statement. Many would not aggree with this.

Also, as it sounds like your LrC try's to open and then crashes, this may not be the issue.

You could however try one experiment. And I may have this a bit wrong, not at a PC to verify, but hold down on the ALT key, and double click on the LrC shortcut to start. You should be presented with a screen inquiring on what catalog to open, but select new catalog, and see what happens.

By the way, you may want to create a new folder for your Lrc catalog, one at root level, named something like /MyLightroom/ or whatever, as to avoid OneDrive.

.

Hi @sebrojas

I'm really sorry to hear about your experience. Thank you for sharing the details. It might help to try the steps suggested in this similar discussion: https://adobe.ly/447ASOE

Please let us know if that helps fix the issue.

In addition to what @F. McLion said, please tell us if Lightroom Classic is crashing but other things on the computer continues to work, or is it the entire computer is crashing.

What exactly do you mean with crash? Please share more details.
Crash on startup ... while doing what, using which tool .... Any messages appearing (exact word-by-word content), or a screen capture ...