Blue screen in the develop module.

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  I just new Dell Inspiron 15 7000 for Lightroom on road.

  Graphics Intel HD Graphics 520 =

  Only get blue screen to develop the module

  This card is not supported?

  It works as Lightroom uses is no longer your GPU for rendering of image in the develop module.

  Please see the FAQ and the troubleshooting of Adobe Lightroom GPU

  ~ Assani

• Lightroom development [Blue screen in the develop module]

  I am new to lightroom and I can't seem to put my photos. I was able to import them into lightroom. In the picture below, when I select develop, I get a blue screen. I click on the image in the scroll bar (which I've cropped this image), but I always get this blue screen. Can anyone help?

  

  Check the answers to another thread - development - blue screen!

  Most likely, the graphic processing unit cannot display the image in the develop mode.

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  In the Lightroom preferences > Performance tab

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  Go in Edition > Preferences > Performance and uncheck CPU graph use.

• Why do I get a blue screen when I go in the develop module?

  I just installed LR cc on my new Dell laptop.  I loaded 40Photos from a SD disk.  Al came fine in the library module, but when I went to develop I had a bright blue screen.  It was obvious that the photo was somehow behind the screen.  The controls right acted as if the photo was on the screen.  I tried the Reset, but nothing has changed.  If I made a comparison, I received the photo on one side and the blue screen on the other. I must have accidentally hit something but can't for the life of me what it was.

  Go in Edition > Preferences > Performance and uncheck CPU graph use, that should fix.

  You can also try updating your graphic driver and see if you can work with the active graphic processor.

• I get a blue screen in the main window to develop the module

  I just downloaded LR6 from CC Adobe on my new computer laptop > it worked fine on the old laptop, but now I have a problem. I imported the photos that look very well, but when I try to open on (one) in the develop module I get a blue screen in the main window.  The image appears in the navigator Panel. I use Windows 10, which I never used before LR.

  Lightroom preferences-> Performance tab, disable the GPU option. It may be necessary to restart Lightroom.

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  Try to edit > Preferences > Performance and uncheck "use graphics processor.

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  I use Windows 10 and didn't I do not really know what is happening. can someone help me pleas?

  Hi ottoa,

  Greetings.

  Open Lightroom

  Click on Edit - Preferences - Performance and uncheck CPU graph use.

  Restart Lightroom.

  Concerning

  Rohit

• I have the 5.7 Lightroom version and download the new version of CC. When I open the CC version, in library mode, choose a picture and then go to the develop module, I get a screen empty blue with no photo. Why?

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  Please try the steps mentioned in the Adobe Photoshop Lightroom help | Graphics processor (GPU) acceleration, troubleshooting & FAQ Lightroom

  You can check 6 Lightroom displays a blank blue screen with an X through it in the module development for all the photos of my reference.

• Im just get a blue screen, where the image should be in the develop module. What is happening with the Raw and Jpeg images. The display of the preview in the toolbar. Any ideas?

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  Disable GPU acceleration. Under preferences-> Performance, clear the check box

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  Hi guys, I get the blue screen in the LR development mode, even though I have updated the driver for the graphics card on this new laptop. It's an AMD Radeon R5 M335 4 GB memory DDR3, core i7 6th gen processor. What should do? Thank you

  This Eizo has a normal resolution of 1920 x 1200 pixels. I expect not to see a lot of benefits of using the GPU. You really see the advantage to screens that are at least 4K (3840 x 2160 pixels) or more. On small screens, you can see some benefits with smoother updates if you ONLY use the base sliders to develop. If you use brushes, turning on the GPU can actually slow you down a bit. In most cases, loading images in develop is also slower when you activated! There are a few illustrative notes to an engineer from Adobe that you can read here: notes for Lightroom CC GPU (2015) in order to better understand what is happening. Currently, in most cases, I recommend leaving off the coast. I think that Adobe is trying to improve and have more cards supported, but it is not yet completely there.

• Why am I a pink screen salmon white when I open some but not all my images in the develop module?

  Why I get a pink screen salmon white when I open some but not all my images in the develop module and how to fix it?

  Hello

  Please follow the steps below.

  > Launch Lightroom

  > Click Edit > Preferences (Windows)

  Lightroom > Preferences (Mac)

  > Click on the performance tab

  > Uncheck display CPU usage

  > Click OK

  > Quit Lightroom

  > Restart Lightroom and look for the question.

  Let me know if it helps.

  ~ UL

• Why do I get a blue rectangle covering the photo in the develop module?

  I bought the upgrade to LR6 (or is that LR CC?).  The new software downloaded, installed, updated catalog, it seems to work normally.  When I first opened the program, it seemed ok, but soon a large blue rectangle (with a top X) appeared on the photo selected in the library module.  I signed out and signed in; I restarted my computer.  The rectangle is always there, but I saw that no module has been highlighted.  When I clicked on the library, the rectangle disappeared.  So, I thought I had solved the problem.  BUT the rectangle persists in the develop module (only he).  The controls do not seem to work (if I click on the cropping rectangle, I can see in the upper right preview window), but I don't see the rectangle not really change anything.

  Any ideas?  (I'm running Windows 7, 64-bit)

  Gail Goldey

  For now, try to uncheck the GPU option in Preferences > Performance tab. There is a question that seems to be linked to other app/games that changed some parameters related to the gpu. I will try to attract the attention of Adobe on this, but in the meantime try to change this option.