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Hello!
I just upgraded from Lightroom Classic and I've been doing some disk cleaning to try to declutter my workflow. My C: drive is too small to hold the preview files for Lightroom, especially in the quantity that I use it for. When I installed the latest Lightroom, I selected a location on a different drive (F:) which I have plenty more room on.
However, when I launched the new Lightroom and attempted to import the media, it tried to put the photo cache onto my C: drive again. I looked up online and saw that I needed to change my local storage location, and did so by changing "Storage location for the originals:" to my F: drive. It restarted Lightroom but still is giving me an error saying my "C:" drive is full and to changer my local storage setting... Which I just did becuase I knew the "C:" couldn't handle all of the required space...
Can someone assist me with understanding why Lightroom continues to reference a Drive which it IS NOT installed on and why does changing the local storage setting not put the file location on cached files into the new folder which I dedicated for local storage?
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Hello,
I have a similer problem! need to move all my photo files to a new disk. However, LrC cannot find the files unless the disk has the same name. Is it possible to change the name of the storage disk? What's the procedure?
Thank you for any tips!
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2 years later, a major problem still unanswered here...I have the same problem in Lightroom CLassic. Cannot figure out how to force the storage of a huge preview cache/preview dataset on any other drive besides system boot drive(C).
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I understand your frustration. Could you start a new thread on the Lightroom Classic board with more details about your experience? This thread is almost four years old and focuses on the Cloud-based Lightroom, so it's better to have a separate post for your issue.
Thanks a lot!
Alek