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LrC stalls while moving photos between folders

Community Beginner ,
Jan 11, 2025 Jan 11, 2025

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I have been working on cleaning up my LrC catalog and working to make sure I have everything backed up. During this process, I discovered several photos had been inadvertently moved to a folder nearby the one I intended it to go in. However, when I attempt to move those photos to the appropriate folder, LrC completely bogs down, working for over 12 hours with the "operation in progress" bar never budging. What is really confusing is that soemtimes one or several photos will immediately go into their new folder, no muss, no fuss.

 

I have tried quitting LrC, uninstalling & reintalling LrC, renaming the photos, renaming the folders, restarting the computer. Nothing seems to move this along.

I am working on a Mac Studio with Apple M1 Max chip running OS Sequioa 15.1.1; and I am using the most recent version of LrC.  I've been a Lightroom user for many years and never run into this issue previously.

Does anyone have any ideas on resolving this?

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LEGEND ,
Jan 11, 2025 Jan 11, 2025

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Move the photos in your operating system and then re-connect in LrC. www.computer-darkroom.com/lr2_find_folder/find-folder.htm

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Jan 12, 2025 Jan 12, 2025

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dj_paige,
Thank you ~ that's another solution I had tired, but failed to mention above. It seems to work, but only sporadically. I'm hoiping I have some setting in Preferences that has gotten messed up that might provide a permanent fix.
Thanks again for your suggestion.

CHeri

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LEGEND ,
Jan 12, 2025 Jan 12, 2025

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I have never seen anyone report that moving the folders in your operating system and reconnecting works "sportadically". What part works sporadically? The moving of the folders in your operating system, or the reconnecting?

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Jan 14, 2025 Jan 14, 2025

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dj_paige,
I am not attempting to move FOLDERS, rather individual IMAGES to a different folder. When I said "sporadically," I intended to convey the fact that the suggestion (to move the photos in my operating system, then reconnect in LrC) works some of the time, but fails to accomplish the requested move to a new folder at other times.
Thanks again.

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Jan 15, 2025 Jan 15, 2025

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So what part of the process fails intermittently? The moving of the photos in your operating system? Or the re-connecting of the photos in LrC?

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