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Lightroom classic started to crash constantly (within minutes) in ‘ Finding People’ mode. Investigated problem in the usual way of adjusting/resetting preferences and catalogue settings, deleting and reinstalling Lightroom classic, creating a new small test catalogue of 700 images, but to no avail. Ran Lightroom diagnostics, Event Viewer (/Windows logs/system), Task Manager for clues. Noticed that ‘Finding People’ is a CPU-intensive activity (close to 100%). Downloaded HWMonitor and discovered all CPU cores were running close to 100C. Perused literature for solutions but thought it worthwhile to check grills on PC case. Inlet grills were a series of small holes on both sides of the front panel and were partially/totally occluded. A quick vacuum and re-ran ‘People Finder’ without problems on a catalogue of 25,000 files. Noted CPU core temperatures were now running around 75C in a relatively warm room temperature of 30C. I was surprised that so much dust had accumulated in the grills in a comparatively clean environment which was sufficient to affect the cooling of the CPU and the stability of the PC. These observations may be a timely reminder for other users to check the grills of their PC cases for any obstructive dust accumulation.
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What do you mean exactly with crash? Does it show you a message? If yes, what does it say?
Please also share the system information from the help menu.
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The OP resolved the issue by cleaning the dust from inside the computer, thus allowing the fans to properly cool the CPU/GPU.
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I know. IMHO, it would still be helpful for others to know more details.
And the system information could be helpful for a recommendation.
However, as it's solved for him ... all OK 😉
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