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I have downloaded several images to LR (Current Version and Windows 11). As per my usual workflow, I edited the RAW files and then export them to a subfolder as a JPG.
The next time I open LR, it's memory usage as reported by Task Manager, uses up to about 3,400 MB and then disappears altogether from Task Manager.
Now LR is open and when I go to the most recently imported images, it works as normal until I select the jpg subfolder of my most recently imported images. At this point I get a Not Responding message and can only close LR.
On reopening LR, I can navigate to the most recently imported images folder with no issues. If I select a previously edited RAW file and save as a JPG, LR realizes the file jpg already exists and prompt my to confirm an overwrite.
If however, I attempt to view the JPG subfolder, LR stops responding.
Any thoughts or suggestions?
BTW, I am currently in LR viewing the RAW images. Task Manager is not reporting that the app is open, nor is LR running as a Background process.
Try resetting the preferences.
https://helpx.adobe.com/lightroom-classic/help/setting-preferences-lightroom.html
BTW, I am currently in LR viewing the RAW images. Task Manager is not reporting that the app is open, nor is LR running as a Background process.
By @Heirloom Bob
I used Windows 11 for a short time on a new computer (had to install version 10 because of other issues), and I noticed the same thing happen with the Task manager sometimes. I had to restart it once or twice for LrC t
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Try resetting the preferences.
https://helpx.adobe.com/lightroom-classic/help/setting-preferences-lightroom.html
BTW, I am currently in LR viewing the RAW images. Task Manager is not reporting that the app is open, nor is LR running as a Background process.
By @Heirloom Bob
I used Windows 11 for a short time on a new computer (had to install version 10 because of other issues), and I noticed the same thing happen with the Task manager sometimes. I had to restart it once or twice for LrC to appear.
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Brilliant!!