the file could not be written в лайтруме что делать
Basic troubleshooting steps to fix issues in Lightroom Classic
This document contains basic troubleshooting steps that solve most problems you can encounter while using Lightroom Classic. Try all the steps below before posting on the forums for Lightroom Classic specific issues.
If you encounter a crash, be sure to submit all crash reports. If you submit a crash report for a known issue and include your email address, we can email you a solution to correct the problem.
Known issues in Lightroom Classic
Check to see if the issue you’re encountering is a known issue in the latest release of Lightroom Classic.
Get the latest camera support
The most commonly asked support question is «How do I get raw file support for the latest cameras?»
Install the latest Lightroom Classic updates
You can fix many problems by simply making sure that your Adobe software is up-to-date.
Install operating system updates
You can fix many problems by simply making sure your operating system is up-to-date.
Adobe recommends that you perform your own testing on a non-production partition to ensure that brand-new operating systems work well with your current hardware and drivers.
Creative Cloud doesn’t show available updates, or applications are in trial mode
Not seeing the available updates? Are your applications showing as trials?
I can’t activate Lightroom Classic, or applications are in trial mode
Not able to activate Lightroom Classic, the Develop module is disabled, or applications are appearing as trials? See:
Install graphics card (GPU) driver updates
For more information on Lightroom Classic’s utilization of your computer’s graphics card GPU (Graphics Processing Unit), see Graphics processor (GPU) FAQ | Lightroom Classic.
Windows:
You can avoid GPU driver crashes, screen/document redraw, blue or X’d-out images, or color display issues by using the latest video drivers. Updated drivers are available from the card manufacturer’s website (NVIDIA, AMD, or Intel).
Simply running Windows Update doesn’t ensure that you have the most recent video driver. Go directly to your card manufacturer’s website to check for driver updates.
macOS:
Your video drivers are included with your operating system updates. Make sure that you have installed all the latest OS updates by choosing Apple menu > About This Mac > Software Update.
Optimize Lightroom Classic’s performance
To optimize Lightroom Classic on your computer, see Optimize performance.
Calibrate your monitor
Corrupt monitor profiles affect both the performance and the color reproduction of Lightroom Classic.
Calibrate your monitor either by using your operating system’s calibration feature or a hardware colorimeter to create a good color profile for your monitor.
For more information on how to calibrate your monitor, see How (& Why) to Calibrate Your Monitor.
For answers to common questions asked about color in Lightroom Classic, see FAQ | Color in Lightroom.
Restore preferences
You can solve many abnormal and intermittent behavior issues by resetting the Lightroom Classic preferences to their factory-fresh state.
To reset Lightroom Classic preferences:
A dialog box asks if you want to Reset Preferences.
Troubleshoot Missing Photos
When in the Develop module, Lightroom Classic indicates that the photo could not be found, or is offline, or missing, or your images display a missing icon ( ) in image cells in the Grid view and the Filmstrip.
Troubleshoot Catalogs
If you open Lightroom Classic and your catalog is empty or doesn’t have all the images you’re expecting, it’s likely you’ve accidentally created a new catalog or opened the wrong or an old catalog. See
If you encounter the error ‘The Lightroom catalog cannot be opened because another application already has it opened’ when you launch Lightroom Classic.
Additional Catalog Resources:
Troubleshoot Sync
To find quick answers to frequently asked questions about sync in Lightroom Classic, see Lightroom Classic sync FAQ.
Troubleshoot plug-ins
If you have installed many third-party plug-ins and are experiencing odd behavior in Lightroom Classic, troubleshoot the plug-ins next.
Troubleshoot user account permissions
If none of the troubleshooting steps above solve your problem, your problem may be related to user permissions.
Click Repair to Continue
If you get the Lightroom encountered user permission issues dialog box on launch, click Repair to Continue in the error dialog box.
Manually change folder permissions
Manually change the permissions on the following folders and on all the items in these folders to Read & Write, so that Adobe applications are able to write to these folders when opened or during use:
1. Open the user Library folder. To do so, press Option and choose Go > Library in the Finder.
The user Library folder is hidden by default in macOS X 10.7 and later. To locate and access the user Library folder, refer to Can’t see user library files on Mac OS X 10.7 and later.
2. Change the permission on these folders and all items within these folders to Read & Write. To perform the permission changes, refer to the topics Assign permissions to users and groups and Apply permissions to all items in a folder or a disk in the Apple article Set permissions for items on your Mac.
Make sure that you apply Read & Write permission to all enclosed items within these folders. It requires your administrator name and password.
3. Launch Lightroom.
Use a script to restore permissions
If the previous solution does not resolve the folder permission issue, try this easy-to-run, shell-script-based solution explained below. This shell-script automatically restores the ownership and read/write permission, and it removes Access Control List (ACL) from the set of Adobe user folders and its subfolders.
To run the shell script, do the following:
Set up a new admin user account
Create an admin user account to identify permissions problems. For instructions on creating an admin user account, see the following:
macOS:
Be sure to change the New Account pop-up window from [Standard] to [Administrator] when creating the user.
If you still experience trouble on macOS, try repairing the permissions on the disk. For details, see Repair disk permissions with Disk Utility.
If you encounter a user permission error when you launch Lightroom Classic, see Lightroom encountered user permission issues on launch for solutions.
Windows:
After you create the admin user account, log in to the new user and run Lightroom Classic to see if the problem goes away.
Using the Repair Permissions command repairs permissions for the operating system, but not for applications, such as Lightroom Classic.
Start in safe mode to troubleshoot system add-ons and utilities
Sometimes, third-party extensions and other utilities can interfere with Lightroom Classic’s operation.
If you start your computer in safe mode, third-party extensions and utilities are turned off, which can help solve your problem.
macOS:
Windows:
Additional troubleshooting
Try all the steps above before posting on the forums for Lightroom Classic-specific issues.
If you have a how-to question or question about changes in behavior between Lightroom Classic versions, see the following:
If you need additional general troubleshooting help, see the following:
If you need help with app installation/downloads or your Creative Cloud membership, see the following:
lightroom ошибка при чтении кэша превью
Пуск > Выполнить %appdata%AdobeCameraRaw
Ок.
Удаляете папку Cache.
Запускаете LR. Ждёте когда перестроится кэш фотографий (LR будет подтормаживать при просмотре библиотеки)
А, вообще, Вам бы надо сделать проверку диска (Мой компьютер > C: Свойства > Сервис > Проверка диска. Соглашаетесь на проверку после перезагрузки. Перезагружаетесь.) Не тревожите ПК с полчаса пока Windows проверит диск на ошибки.
Проблема решена! Подробности здесь .
Lightroom «забывает» про то, что сделал превью — стандартного размера и и полные. Каждый раз, как я его запускаю и открываю фотографию в Loupe, он начинает рендерить превью заново.
Не всегда, но очень часто. Как это замедляет работу, можно и не говорить.
Что я пытался сделать и что не сработало:
Вроде всё сделал? По колесу постучал, зеркало протёр. Знаю, многое из перечисленного непонятно как влияет на каталог, но я перепробовал всё, что имеет хоть какое-то отношение к превью.
Однако даже во время создания превью размер файла каталога не меняется вообще, не меняется и размер и содержимое папки каталога. Только в папке ACR cache добавляется новых файлов кэша. Учитывая размер файла каталога, превью там вполне могут быть. И Лайтрум может просто отказываться их распознавать, а во время генерации ничего не меняется, потому что превью и так есть в файле.
Впрочем, внутри таблиц БД я не вижу ничего, напоминающего превью. Библиотеки работы с SQLite в системе? Нет, сомнительно. Лайтрум всё своё таскает с собой, на то это и SQLite. К тому же я проверил симптом на других установках Лайтрума.
Интернет и форумы Адоби молчат, как пленные партизаны. Ни следа проблемы. Похоже в целом свете только я словил симптомы.
Это уже становится интересным. Как технически такое вообще возможно? Не вижу вариантов.
Как и любой другой программой, с Lightroom иногда случаются неприятности. Она может перестать запускаться, начнет жутко тормозить, выдавать какие то ошибки и загадочные сообщения.
Чтобы избежать проблем, во первых не надо делать типичных ошибок при работе с программой, о которых вы можете прочитать в статье «Пользовательские ошибки при работе с Lightroom«.
Как быть если Lightroom «сломался»? Главное — не паниковать.
Затем — всегда иметь резервную копию каталогов. Вы наверняка замечали, что Lightroom периодически просит сделать вас back up каталогов. Вы закрываете это окошко или делаете то что вам рекомендовано? Может пора таки обратить внимание на совет, пока не стало поздно?
В идеале, кроме бекапа каталогов, стоит делать резервную копию исходников, но при большом количестве снимков, это может стать проблематично.
Зато имея резервные копии каталогов и исходников, можете спать спокойно. Что бы не случилось, вы не потеряете свои снимки.
Теперь рассмотрим список наиболее типичных проблем, возникающих с Lightroom и что с этим делать.
Lightroom не открывается
Варианты решения. Во первых, банальная перезагрузка компьютера. Может и смешно, но помогает.
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Данный файл находится там же, где и все файлы текущего каталога. По умолчанию это
Искать его нужно здесь:
Если каталог по прежнему не открывается и у вас есть резервная копия, попробуйте ее открыть вместо текущего каталога.
На худой конец, попробуйте полностью удалить Lightroom и установить заново. При это желательно установить самую последнюю версию.
Lightroom тормозит
Оптимизация работы лайтрум под максимальное быстродействие — это отдельная тема. Но основные советы следующие.
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Лайтрум довольно требователен к ресурсам компьютера. Поэтому для быстродействия — закройте все ненужные программы, обновите лайтрум до последней версии, а так же будьте уверены что с оперативной памятью компьютера все в порядке.
Lightroom показывает ошибку при экспорте
Самое простое, для начала попробовать перезапустить Lightroom. Если вы используете какие либо плагины, которые были применены в процессе обработки, убедитесь в том, что плагины работают корректно.
Не используйте неофициальные русификаторы для лайтрум — кто их сделал и как, никому не известно. Удалите файл настроек, как было написано выше.
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Lightroom не показывает превью или само фото
Изменение пути к оригиналу, одна из распространенных ошибок
Кроме того, частая причина заключается в том, что вы переместили файлы исходников на диске в другое место и лайтрум их «потерял».
Вы этом случае при попытке работы со снимком вы увидите сообщение вроде — «The file named mybestphoto.jpg is offline or missing»
Как с этим бороться, читайте в статье «Потерянные файлы и папки в Lightroom«.
Lightroom ведет себя странно
Тут может быть большое количество «странностей», но их лечение в основном происходит шаманскими методами. Проверьте наличие достаточного месте для кэша Лайтрума, обновите драйвера видеокарты и профиль монитора, будьте уверены что с жестким диском и оперативной памятью все в порядке.
Универсальный способ решения проблем
Не забывайте обновлять лайтрум. Как правило в обновления включены не только новые камеры, о чем пишется в официальных пресс релизах, но и множество найденных и исправленных ошибок в самой программе. Поэтому есть вероятность того, что в очередном обновлении ваша проблема будет уже решена.
The file could not be written в лайтруме что делать
When I try to export a DNG photo to my hard drive I get the following error message:
Some export operations were not performed.
The file could not be written. (1)
File name.dng
I have been exporting to my hard drive for years without any problems. This occurred after updating to Windows 10 and possibly a Lightroom update. I have two computers with Lightroom CC on it, both with windows 10 and the latest Lightroom updates. The other one works fine and the export settings in both Lightroom’s are identical. I use the other Lightroom for practice and trying new things but it doesn’t have my catalog on it, nor do I want it there (so I don’t want to use that one).
I am excited to upload some pictures I took with my new Sigma 150-600 contemporary so any suggestions on how to troubleshoot this issue would be great. (forums were no help)
If you right click on an image and Choose «Export to DNG» does this work instead of using the «Export» > Export to Hard Drive» and choosing file type DNG?
If you right click on an image and Choose «Export to DNG» does this work instead of using the «Export» > Export to Hard Drive» and choosing file type DNG?
I convert to jpeg on export so that I can post them here or in Nikonites, emails, etc. Wouldn’t Export to DNG export a DNG, not a jpeg?? I tried it anyhow and it did not work. Error message was different though «no rendered photo exists on disk». Maybe that error message will help
Ok, go the the Library and in grid view, look at the images. Is there an exclamation mark or a small patterned area in the grey border top right hand corner?
also, Right click on an image in the Library, choose «Show in Explorer». Did this work properly? (Explorer opens and shows the image).
Ok, go the the Library and in grid view, look at the images. Is there an exclamation mark or a small patterned area in the grey border top right hand corner?
also, Right click on an image in the Library, choose «Show in Explorer». Did this work properly? (Explorer opens and shows the image).
No exclamation mark or patterned area. Yes, Show in Explorer works.
It appears that the Preferences will need resetting. I say appears because I have no idea if Windows 10 upgrade can have any ramifications on how LR exports.
Here is a link to resetting LR Peferences:
It appears that the Preferences will need resetting. I say appears because I have no idea if Windows 10 upgrade can have any ramifications on how LR exports.
Here is a link to resetting LR Peferences:
Thanks. I will let you know how it goes
Be sure to click the link on the website regarding LR 6
It appears that the Preferences will need resetting. I say appears because I have no idea if Windows 10 upgrade can have any ramifications on how LR exports.
Here is a link to resetting LR Peferences:
Resetting the Preferences did not help
Clutching at straws:
Change the destination folder and retry.
Does a Save As from Photoshop work OK?
Clutching at straws:
Change the destination folder and retry.
Does a Save As from Photoshop work OK?
I tried that and low and behold it did not work but it gave me a more useful error message saying I did not have permission. I did not understand that because I was signed in as an administrator. I gave the homegroup users permission and all works fine in both Lightroom and PS now. Thanks for your help!!
I have a strange feeling you are suffer from a NTFS permission problems.
I spent a good couple of hours a couple of days back when suddenly my LR complaind about not finding the catalog and/or refering to a corruption on file system. For the record I am using a NAS stoarage.
For this folder I tried the same, but here was another problem. I was hanging. So i managed to brake this down and found there were two corrupted folders under «Lightroom 5 Catalog Previews.lrdata» Theese two folders were really corrupted and windows would not let me touch those. Solution for this is to run a checkdisk. This will solve your corrupted files and then able to delete them After this i did not restored my LR catalog. I’m guessing i problably have a folder which lost the history of work and it does not bother me. I could get it back from backupo i just dont know which picture folder is.
So in conclusion :
1. run a checkdisk (Right click on ur harddrive, Properties, and Tools. Check disk) and fix errors if you have. And try again.
2. Check your NTFS permissions on the folder you export to.
I have a strange feeling you are suffer from a NTFS permission problems.
I spent a good couple of hours a couple of days back when suddenly my LR complaind about not finding the catalog and/or refering to a corruption on file system. For the record I am using a NAS stoarage.
For this folder I tried the same, but here was another problem. I was hanging. So i managed to brake this down and found there were two corrupted folders under «Lightroom 5 Catalog Previews.lrdata» Theese two folders were really corrupted and windows would not let me touch those. Solution for this is to run a checkdisk. This will solve your corrupted files and then able to delete them After this i did not restored my LR catalog. I’m guessing i problably have a folder which lost the history of work and it does not bother me. I could get it back from backupo i just dont know which picture folder is.
So in conclusion :
1. run a checkdisk (Right click on ur harddrive, Properties, and Tools. Check disk) and fix errors if you have. And try again.
2. Check your NTFS permissions on the folder you export to.
You must have missed the post above but yes it was a permission problem. I don’t get that because I am signed in as an administrator with Full access. I had to allow home group users full access to get everything to work well on the write to folder.
Basic troubleshooting steps to fix issues in Lightroom Classic
This document contains basic troubleshooting steps that solve most problems you can encounter while using Lightroom Classic. Try all the steps below before posting on the forums for Lightroom Classic specific issues.
If you encounter a crash, be sure to submit all crash reports. If you submit a crash report for a known issue and include your email address, we can email you a solution to correct the problem.
Known issues in Lightroom Classic
Check to see if the issue you’re encountering is a known issue in the latest release of Lightroom Classic.
Get the latest camera support
The most commonly asked support question is «How do I get raw file support for the latest cameras?»
Install the latest Lightroom Classic updates
You can fix many problems by simply making sure that your Adobe software is up-to-date.
Install operating system updates
You can fix many problems by simply making sure your operating system is up-to-date.
Adobe recommends that you perform your own testing on a non-production partition to ensure that brand-new operating systems work well with your current hardware and drivers.
Creative Cloud doesn’t show available updates, or applications are in trial mode
Not seeing the available updates? Are your applications showing as trials?
I can’t activate Lightroom Classic, or applications are in trial mode
Not able to activate Lightroom Classic, the Develop module is disabled, or applications are appearing as trials? See:
Install graphics card (GPU) driver updates
For more information on Lightroom Classic’s utilization of your computer’s graphics card GPU (Graphics Processing Unit), see Graphics processor (GPU) FAQ | Lightroom Classic.
Windows:
You can avoid GPU driver crashes, screen/document redraw, blue or X’d-out images, or color display issues by using the latest video drivers. Updated drivers are available from the card manufacturer’s website (NVIDIA, AMD, or Intel).
Simply running Windows Update doesn’t ensure that you have the most recent video driver. Go directly to your card manufacturer’s website to check for driver updates.
macOS:
Your video drivers are included with your operating system updates. Make sure that you have installed all the latest OS updates by choosing Apple menu > About This Mac > Software Update.
Optimize Lightroom Classic’s performance
To optimize Lightroom Classic on your computer, see Optimize performance.
Calibrate your monitor
Corrupt monitor profiles affect both the performance and the color reproduction of Lightroom Classic.
Calibrate your monitor either by using your operating system’s calibration feature or a hardware colorimeter to create a good color profile for your monitor.
For more information on how to calibrate your monitor, see How (& Why) to Calibrate Your Monitor.
For answers to common questions asked about color in Lightroom Classic, see FAQ | Color in Lightroom.
Restore preferences
You can solve many abnormal and intermittent behavior issues by resetting the Lightroom Classic preferences to their factory-fresh state.
To reset Lightroom Classic preferences:
A dialog box asks if you want to Reset Preferences.
Troubleshoot Missing Photos
When in the Develop module, Lightroom Classic indicates that the photo could not be found, or is offline, or missing, or your images display a missing icon ( ) in image cells in the Grid view and the Filmstrip.
Troubleshoot Catalogs
If you open Lightroom Classic and your catalog is empty or doesn’t have all the images you’re expecting, it’s likely you’ve accidentally created a new catalog or opened the wrong or an old catalog. See
If you encounter the error ‘The Lightroom catalog cannot be opened because another application already has it opened’ when you launch Lightroom Classic.
Additional Catalog Resources:
Troubleshoot Sync
To find quick answers to frequently asked questions about sync in Lightroom Classic, see Lightroom Classic sync FAQ.
Troubleshoot plug-ins
If you have installed many third-party plug-ins and are experiencing odd behavior in Lightroom Classic, troubleshoot the plug-ins next.
Troubleshoot user account permissions
If none of the troubleshooting steps above solve your problem, your problem may be related to user permissions.
Click Repair to Continue
If you get the Lightroom encountered user permission issues dialog box on launch, click Repair to Continue in the error dialog box.
Manually change folder permissions
Manually change the permissions on the following folders and on all the items in these folders to Read & Write, so that Adobe applications are able to write to these folders when opened or during use:
1. Open the user Library folder. To do so, press Option and choose Go > Library in the Finder.
The user Library folder is hidden by default in macOS X 10.7 and later. To locate and access the user Library folder, refer to Can’t see user library files on Mac OS X 10.7 and later.
2. Change the permission on these folders and all items within these folders to Read & Write. To perform the permission changes, refer to the topics Assign permissions to users and groups and Apply permissions to all items in a folder or a disk in the Apple article Set permissions for items on your Mac.
Make sure that you apply Read & Write permission to all enclosed items within these folders. It requires your administrator name and password.
3. Launch Lightroom.
Use a script to restore permissions
If the previous solution does not resolve the folder permission issue, try this easy-to-run, shell-script-based solution explained below. This shell-script automatically restores the ownership and read/write permission, and it removes Access Control List (ACL) from the set of Adobe user folders and its subfolders.
To run the shell script, do the following:
Set up a new admin user account
Create an admin user account to identify permissions problems. For instructions on creating an admin user account, see the following:
macOS:
Be sure to change the New Account pop-up window from [Standard] to [Administrator] when creating the user.
If you still experience trouble on macOS, try repairing the permissions on the disk. For details, see Repair disk permissions with Disk Utility.
If you encounter a user permission error when you launch Lightroom Classic, see Lightroom encountered user permission issues on launch for solutions.
Windows:
After you create the admin user account, log in to the new user and run Lightroom Classic to see if the problem goes away.
Using the Repair Permissions command repairs permissions for the operating system, but not for applications, such as Lightroom Classic.
Start in safe mode to troubleshoot system add-ons and utilities
Sometimes, third-party extensions and other utilities can interfere with Lightroom Classic’s operation.
If you start your computer in safe mode, third-party extensions and utilities are turned off, which can help solve your problem.
macOS:
Windows:
Additional troubleshooting
Try all the steps above before posting on the forums for Lightroom Classic-specific issues.
If you have a how-to question or question about changes in behavior between Lightroom Classic versions, see the following:
If you need additional general troubleshooting help, see the following:
If you need help with app installation/downloads or your Creative Cloud membership, see the following: