#LIGHTROOM ISSUES WITH WINDOWS 10 SOFTWARE#

When you have confidence that you have everything backed up it allows you to run through troubleshooting without worrying. Make sure you have a current catalog backup, a backup of all of the photos in their normal folder structure, and all of your presets. It isnвЂ™t likely that these troubleshooting steps will cause problems for your catalog or images, but you can never be too careful. Make a backup of your photos and catalog (for Lightroom Classic). OK, so not actually a troubleshooting step, this is still something you should do before any kind of troubleshooting. 13 Troubleshooting Steps For Lightroom Problems 1. I have added to the steps with my own thoughts but you should take a look at VictoriaвЂ™s excellent Lightroom Troubleshooting blog post. These steps originally came from my good friend Victoria Bampton, who recorded the podcast episode with me (see the audio player at the top of this page) on this topic. If the problem is still there, go to the next step. Try the step, then use Lightroom and see if the problem you have remains. The steps are listed in order of complexity, easiest to hardest. DonвЂ™t feel like you have to go through the entire list. Often Lightroom problems are resolved before all 13 steps are followed. You should try out the 13 steps below if you see any kind of weird or different behavior from what you are used to. Lightroom problems can range from seeing strange artifacts on the screen, to performance issues, to system crashes, and so many others. Complicated in that so many things can go wrong we couldnвЂ™t possibly list them all here. Not complicated as a tool that can help photographers get the most out of their photos.

#LIGHTROOM ISSUES WITH WINDOWS 10 SOFTWARE#

Lightroom is really complicated software here in early 2021.

Lightroom issues with windows 10