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I'm having this problem on one of my computer - an iMac, running Lightroom CC.
One picture is never syncing out of over 65,000.
I've tried all the tricks described here in old and recent threads including Option-click on the cloud icon but when I click on View it does not show anything for the stubborn photo that isn't syncing.
I've tried exiting and deleting the catalog, completely uninstalling and re-installing Lightroom CC.
I see in the various threads suggestions this is an old and fixed problem, that the threads are out of date, and to start a new thread if I have the problem, so I am doing that.
Please help!
Lightroom Desktop last used the "CC" name at version 2.2.1 in 2017. While not impossible, I doubt that you are really using that old of a version.
Regarding "actually help me with my problem" there is little tangible information for the Community Experts to go on. No diagnostic information has been provided.
In order to help you, we need to know more information. To start:
OS Version Number:
Lightroom Version Number: (Help>System Infoā¦)
You mention: "I've tried all the tricks described" A lis
Do you see the "stuck" image when you log into your Lightroom account at lightroom.adobe.com?
Please provide screen captures of what you see in Lightroom and what you see in the browser.
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I "appreciate" the branding police correcting my product reference from "Lightroom CC" to "Lightroom", now any chance of bothering to actually help me with my problem!!!
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Lightroom Desktop last used the "CC" name at version 2.2.1 in 2017. While not impossible, I doubt that you are really using that old of a version.
Regarding "actually help me with my problem" there is little tangible information for the Community Experts to go on. No diagnostic information has been provided.
In order to help you, we need to know more information. To start:
OS Version Number:
Lightroom Version Number: (Help>System Infoā¦)
You mention: "I've tried all the tricks described" A list of the 'tricks' would be most helpful as we would likely be suggesting them without knowing you've tried them.
If you go to https://lightroom.adobe.com and log in with the same ID, do you see a Sync Issues Collection?
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(For completeness, I tried Option-clicking on the cloud icon in the upper right hand corner of Lightroom but it did not show me the problematic photo.
I tried exiting Lightroom, then manually editing the catalog file on my system (right click > show package contents, etc. etc) deleting catalog files, then restarting Lightroom.
These are the "tricks" described on old posts here.
None of these worked.
But this is interesting - I didn't know about the web version of Lightroom.
I logged in as you suggested, and in the left-hand section found āSync Issuesā and expanded to see the message āSync has not finished for file āSPO_0248-Enhanced.dngā. Open lightroom on XXXXXX to continue syncing. Added on 7/1/19.ā
I didn't see a way to view that photo in the web interface, so I opened Lightroom on my computer and now it doesn't show any sync errors.
I went back to Lightroom web version, refreshed the browser, and it still shows the sync error.
Maybe a cache issue? Should I do anything further or can I assume the problem is repaired?
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You didn't see a way to view the sync issue photo on the web because it doesn't actually exist. I've had this happen several times with HDR and enhanced images. Those types of images are processed in the cloud before they are completely imported. Most likely the processing never completed, or you deleted the photo in Lightroom before it finished.
The sync error in the Lightroom app is caused by this missing photo that is still trying to sync. Delete the missing photo using Lightroom web, and your sync error in the Lightroom app should go away.
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Do you see the "stuck" image when you log into your Lightroom account at lightroom.adobe.com?
Please provide screen captures of what you see in Lightroom and what you see in the browser.