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Recently my old laptop broke and I got a new one and I've moved my old catalog and photos from LR Classic to my new laptop/ external hard drive and I don't know if I'm missing a step or what but I get these little red, green, and blue pixles in box patterns everywhere on my photos. If anyone knows anything on this or has any ideas that would be greatly appreciated!
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My guess is camera sensor malfunction.
My 2nd guess is bad GPU or bad GPU driver.
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Can you exlpain to me what the GPU is and how that would effect the image?
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A GPU is a Graphics Processor Unit, something that most modern computers have, it is a card in your computer that actually displays everything that appears on your screen. (Some computers don't have a GPU and the screen is displayed via the motherboard, but that's rare today).
In Lightroom Classic, go to Help->System Info and report what it says on the line immediately under "Graphics Processor Info:". (And don't show us the rest of Help->System Info in this case)
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Is this on all photos you've take resently or just a few?
If all then I agree with @dj_paige , Sensor problems. If just a few then either Card malfunction or other hardware problems that are corrupting some files.
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My guess is also a Camera Sensor Malfunction, or Hard-drive errors.
I had a Canon 'compact' that produced images like my screen-clip, especially in cold conditions-