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I am using LR6 on a win10 PC. Yesterday I started to have this problem of LR constantly having 2 images selected in library grid view. If I switch to diffent folder the first 2 images get selected. No matter what I do there are always 2 files selected. I have tried rebooting, restarting LR, all the ways of deselecting etc. I just can't get it to select a single file. Is LR stuck in a mode I am not aware of or what?
No I wasn't in compare mode. I tried turning it on and off but the problem persisted. I have resolved it by resting preferences but I would still like to know what preference I have accidentally activated.
I just had the same problem. In develop mode, you need to right-click on the second screen from the options of screens 1 and 2, side by side in the bottom left, and switch it to Loupe mode. This might be helpful for anyone who encounters this error.
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Are you perhaps accidentally in compare mode (C)? Press the G key to get into Grid mode (or from the toolbar) or E for Loupe mode.
Hmmm, or you could perhaps just press C to take you out if Compare mode.
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No I wasn't in compare mode. I tried turning it on and off but the problem persisted. I have resolved it by resting preferences but I would still like to know what preference I have accidentally activated.
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Resetting the preference file is not so much about returning a setting to defaults. Athens preference file can get corrupted, when it does things go bonkers. By deleating or renaming the preference file, lightroom classic recreates the preference file from scratch, a clean one.
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oh my word..you SAVED me..thank YOU!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I was going bananas and wasted half a day on this..!
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If Lightroom selects two images in Develop mode even when you click one just go to View → Loupe View or press E in Library mode
It resets the selection and keeps only one photo active.
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