XavierB
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I'm having severe issues with LR CC 2015.6 on my brand new MacBook Pro Retina 15", 2,5 GHz Intel Core i7 Processor, 16 GB 1600 MHz DDR3 RAM, AMD Radeon R9 M370X 2048 MB Graphics:
I'm going through old photos in an old external drive formatted for Windows and every time I get to the same biggish folder (around 300 photos) the previews start appearing very slowly for a couple of seconds and then they simple stop appearing and LR's functionality comes basically to a halt. After that, I either leave it and LR it quits on its own, asking me to generate a report, or I go ahead and force quit the program. After this happens, there's absolutely no way of reopening LR: its icon simply bounces over the dock for a couple of minutes, then it stops, but the program is never opened. In order to get back into LR, I have to reboot my brand new MacBook Pro... The worst thing is that when I click on reboot or shutdown, nothing happens! It everything just sits there. If I try to open anything, it now says "X app interrubted reboot/shutdown" and it closes said app and continues "trying" to reboot or shutdown. But nothing happens: it can just sit like that for minutes until I manually reboot the brand new computer, which otherwise has absolutely no other issues (and I use the entire Adobe CC, including Ppro, AE, etc.)
I can't find anyone else that's apparently had this issue online, but I've tried following the instructions given to issues of "app doesn't open in OS X", "app bouncing on dock but not opening", etc., including trying to find the issue in Library/Containers, Activity Monitor, using the "update_unbinding" command in the Terminal (which, incidentally, my computer says is a command that doesn't exist)... in summary: nothing fixes this issue once LR quits: I can't open it again until I manually reboot the machine; and I can't seem to find a way to fix the issue so that it stops happening altogether. I'm a photographer an rely a lot on LR and I bought this super expensive machine to carry my workload, so obviously I don't want to have to reboot my computer eventually every time I use LR.
Any ideas? Thanks in advance!
I'm going through old photos in an old external drive formatted for Windows and every time I get to the same biggish folder (around 300 photos) the previews start appearing very slowly for a couple of seconds and then they simple stop appearing and LR's functionality comes basically to a halt. After that, I either leave it and LR it quits on its own, asking me to generate a report, or I go ahead and force quit the program. After this happens, there's absolutely no way of reopening LR: its icon simply bounces over the dock for a couple of minutes, then it stops, but the program is never opened. In order to get back into LR, I have to reboot my brand new MacBook Pro... The worst thing is that when I click on reboot or shutdown, nothing happens! It everything just sits there. If I try to open anything, it now says "X app interrubted reboot/shutdown" and it closes said app and continues "trying" to reboot or shutdown. But nothing happens: it can just sit like that for minutes until I manually reboot the brand new computer, which otherwise has absolutely no other issues (and I use the entire Adobe CC, including Ppro, AE, etc.)
I can't find anyone else that's apparently had this issue online, but I've tried following the instructions given to issues of "app doesn't open in OS X", "app bouncing on dock but not opening", etc., including trying to find the issue in Library/Containers, Activity Monitor, using the "update_unbinding" command in the Terminal (which, incidentally, my computer says is a command that doesn't exist)... in summary: nothing fixes this issue once LR quits: I can't open it again until I manually reboot the machine; and I can't seem to find a way to fix the issue so that it stops happening altogether. I'm a photographer an rely a lot on LR and I bought this super expensive machine to carry my workload, so obviously I don't want to have to reboot my computer eventually every time I use LR.
Any ideas? Thanks in advance!
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