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Can’t see adjustments being made anymore

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I recently upgraded to LR classic version to 9.0
Now when I use my adjustment brush I can see the initial brush but any changes that I do to the slider i.e. exposure temp etc while the brush is in use I can’t see the changes until I hit done. Before the update I could see the changes as I was making them without having to hit done. So frustrating to not know if what your changing is correct unless you hit done. I don’t know how to get it back to showing me the changes in real time using the brush not after hitting done.
 
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Through a different forum I was able to resolve this issue by resetting my LR preferences back to default. I learned that the LR preferences can sometimes cause unexplained odd program behavior and resetting it to default usually clears up what ever the problem is. Just make sure you take photos, screenshots or write down what your preferences are before you reset to default, after the reset you can change them back to what you had.
 
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