Lightroom keeps loading CR2 files but don't actually load

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• Lightroom CC & DNG Converter cannot open the CR2 files, but Photoshop CC can?

  Hi guys,.

  I have a problem with raw on this computer files and I can't understand why. I can open my. In Photoshop CC CR2 files, but the same files are not readable by Lightroom or Adobe DNG converter. Lightroom says "files are not recognized by the raw format support in Lightroom", and the converter DNG said "source folder contains no raw files of any supported camera."

  All software is updated to the date of this post. The. CR2 files come out a cannon 80 d and a Canon 7 d and are not corrupt (as evidenced by the fact that Photoshop has no problem to open). Other raw files that have been imported directly from cameras, or that were copied from the camera memory cards a different machine, then transferred to the machine in question were very well. Other machines have no problem with those files, either. It is something specific to the software installed on this machine and how it is configured, and I'm at a loss as to what could be the cause of it.

  At one point, app Windows photo was accidentally set as default application to open CR2 files. This may have been when the problem started, but I can't say for sure. Whatever it is, this problem has been fixed; Lightroom is now set as the default application for CR2 files. The machine was also installed on CaptureOne (since it is uninstalled) and he had the same problems with these raw files.

  Before you reinstall Windows, someone at - it suggestions?

  Suggest your Camera Raw (used by Photoshop, but not Lightroom) is 9.5.

  In Lightroom, click Help > topic. Must they be 2015.5.1 if you are up-to-date. You need at least 2015.5 for 80 d files.

  The. CR2 files come out a cannon 80 d and a Canon 7 d

  You mean the 7 D Mark II? The 7 d is an old camera since 2009.

• Issues of Lightroom import of cr2 files

  Recently, we went on vacation to Europe where I downloaded a cr2 file folder on my laptop of cousins in lightroom. I've never played change them but I export them on my hard drive. I am now trying to import them into lightroom on my laptop and lightroom tells me there is no file to show but there are all appearing in the shadows in the background, everything is not accessible. Any ideas on how to solve this problem by any chance? Cheers Chris

  This means that photos have already been imported into Lightroom, and there is no need to import them again. Just go in the library Module, find pictures and use them in any way you want (editing, printing, electronic mail, etc.)

• Windows Defender can submit files, but don't tell me why / if they are malicious.

  Hello. In a first step, here are some details about the system I'm working with: it's running Windows 7 Professional, protected by NOD32 v4 antivirus with Windows Defender running in real time. Each week, I scan with Malwarebytes Antimalware. I use Opera 10.1 for webbrowsing and generally move away from javascript. I haven't downloaded or manually installed all the software in weeks. Only the automatic updates were executed for various programs. It's one of these programs I run steam.

  A few days ago, when automatic steam updated, something very strange happened. While Steam was Patching itself, it generates a process called SteamServiceTmp.exe. I saw this happen in the past several times (I looked in Process Explorer), so I don't think much at all. Steam updates all the time. However, this time for some reason a Windows Action Center popup balloon popped up with a red X and said he wanted to send SteamServiceTmp.exe to Microsoft. The exact wording of the message balloon has been "review files that Windows Defender will send to Microsoft (Important). I was a bit panicked, because I didn't know what was going on. ŒIL blink saw nothing, and defender was as if SteamServiceTmp was a piece of malware. Unfortunately, Defender not really said anything explicit. I checked the logs for Defender and quarantine, but found nothing. Only, I could find evidence that something happened when I checked the system event viewer. The logs in Event Viewer are calling it a "AVsubmission."

  In recent days this has happened twice. Once after an update to Adobe Flash player, I downloaded directly from their site, and once when you play a game to steam SteamOverlayUI.exe. As far as I know, each of these files came back clean. VirusTotal.com can't find something wrong with the files, NOD 32 is not catching whatever it is, and MalwareBytes Antimalware doesn't work, either. Here again, I've never seen Windows Defender act like that, or start sending files so ambitiously without offering an explanation why, so I am very worried that something malicious.  In addition, I'm hesitant to think that it was a false positive in all. If this was the case, then EVERYONE who runs the steam and Windows Defender (not bad people!) would have seen it! I seem to be the only one I can find.

  Is there a way I can understand what happened here and a way to make sure my system is safe? I can't find reason to believe that these normally run malicious files, but I can't "sees no reason that Defender would be entering and submitting otherwise.

  Suggestions:

  To explain this, it is not an infection of file warning, it was a suspicious file warning.

  MSE did something similar, except that it came with a popup "this file is suspicious please send to Microsoft for inspection" and you click on send, it was.

  This means that the triggered some heuristic points, but not enough to classify it as a threat.

  I believe that this has already been fixed, probably millions of users who would be subject to the same file.

  Released December 14, 2009 virus definition classifies it as Trojan horse.

  http://www.Microsoft.com/security/portal/threat/encyclopedia/entry.aspx?name=PWS%3aWin32%2fSteam.B&ThreatID=-2147370721

  Still, Microsoft!

  My mistake, the Trojan report is for Win32/Steam.B. But you can trust me on my rest of post.
  Still, Microsoft!

• Palm Zire 31 sitting idle for too long and then my hard drive has crashed - I got my palmOne from HDD files but don't know how to install it on the desktop?

  Because this product is no longer supported by the manufacturer, I hope that someone out there will be able to help me find a way to get my calendar and contacts restored on the desktop.  My pocket computer sat unused for a very long time, but my desk calendar and contacts were until that my hard drive crashed.  I was able to retrieve the files of PalmOne since the hard drive crashed, but all I can see are the *.dat files.  When I try to import or restore, the *.dat is not a supported file extension.  Help!  I have the original installation CD. Thank you

  .dat files are Palm Desktop is looking for work - you can not import them.

  Just create a user in Palm Desktop and copy the files (having more than 1 KB of data) the current .dat address.dat and datebook.dat (or calendar.dat, I don't know which existed on your device).

  WyreNut

• Windows media player not automatically opens a music file by double-clicking the file, but don't open the music file to play if windows media player is already open

  Is there a way to open the music files by double clicking on the music files without having to the open WMP?

  Hello

  -What happens when you double click on the music file? It opens in another program?
  -Don't you make changes to your computer because of which the question began?

  Follow these steps and check if they help.

  Step 1:

  At first I would recommend you change the file association music playing in Windows Media Player and check if that helps.

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/change-which-programs-Windows-uses-by-default

  Step 2:

  Test the issue in a clean boot State.

  Note: Follow step 7 to your computer as usual.

  Step 3:

  Test the issue in a new user account.

• I have a 80 d but iPhoto, Lightroom 5 & Photoshop will not import RAW (CR2) files

  I just bought n 80 d and was happy with the possibility of processing the RAW (CR2) files, but all my photo programs will not import the files, because they are not recognized. iPhoto, Photoshop and Lightroom 5.  I'm under Maverick on my Mac.  Strange thing however, Image Capture will import them. Any suggestions?

  The 80 d is a bit too new.  It is normal that updates camera RAW trolling a few months.

  I see that Adobe does support your camera if you upgrade to Lightroom CC.  See: http://blogs.adobe.com/lightroomjournal/2016/03/camera-raw-9-5-now-available.html

  As for Apple, you can see a big difference between updates of the Mavericks:

  https://support.Apple.com/en-us/HT201071

  vs updates for El Capitan (Mavericks is two complete versions behind):

  https://support.Apple.com/en-us/HT205272

  Even though Apple has not yet released the Digital Camera RAW for the 80 D update, I'm pretty confident that you will find that you have to upgrade to get to El Capitan.  BTW, OS updates are free from Apple.  Just launch your app 'App Store' and check the updates and you should see which indicates that an upgrade of the OS is available for you.  (Apple has stopped selling updates of the BONE several years ago.)

• New to Lightroom, import of raw CR2 files problem.

  I am new to Lightroom and can't import my raw CR2 photo files. In the section "import", I select my SD card that contains the raw image files. All the map .jpeg files appear as thumbnails, but the CR2 files show "extract not available for this file. I select one of the thumbnails CR2 anyway, select a folder on my external hard drive and click on "import". A window pops up that says: "this file is not recognized by the format of raw support in Lightroom." I use Lightroom 4.4 and works with a Windows Vista operating system (on a laptop old, junky). My camera is a Canon 70 d and am shooting in RAW + JPEG. I also downloaded the Adobe software. DNG Converter 6.3 to try to convert the files before importing them into Lightroom and it is also not recognizing and import my CR2 files. Don't know what to do at this point. Any suggestions?

  I would recommend download DNG Converter 8.2 which is compatible with Vista.

  The latest version 8.6 requires W7 and W8

  Use this download link:

  http://www.Adobe.com/support/downloads/detail.jsp?ftpID=5646

• LR sees files but also declare their lack - death of workflow

  I tried to be so carefully. That's where all my fooled and fooled dupes issues begin.

  I imported the 191 files.  I have keyworded them.  Some are in smart collections.  And then, when I tried to develop one, LF said that was missing.  When I asked LR to find missing files, everyone was displayed with the exclamation point indicating that they were absent.

  Now, here's where it gets weird.

  As far as I know, they are NOT on my HD, well that are the original cr2 files.  And when I put in place for another import [but do not run], they are gray, which indicates that LR knows they are already in the catalog.

  I am sure that any attempt to re - import will quickly degenerate into madness and dupes on dupes.  But now I can't develop an any of them.

  How a DNG that both be there and not here?

  The Lightroom Catalog is really just a database with two components of main file; the real catalog in Lightroom Catalog.lrcat 5 and contained in Lightroom 5 catalog Previews.lrdata previews. The catalogue consists of entries or lines, for each photo that you import. The key for the row is the name assigned to the photo during import. This could be the name of the file saved on the card memory or something that you assigned during the import process. Other points of the line for a given photo record are think like keywords, metadata, and development-type instructions as well as other attributes which keeps track of Lightroom. But two things that are the key to your particular problem are the reference (pointer) where the photo is located physically and another pointer in the file .lrdata, where previews are stored. For now then, three more critical pieces of information are the name of the file, the location of the file and the location of the preview.

  When you start the import process, say you Lightroom, using the Panel on the left side of the screen, from the photos. Then, using the central portion of the screen, select how you want to handle import. Finally, using the right side of the screen, you select the options that Lightroom is to use when importing as rename photos, how to handle suspected duplicates and what keywords/metadata to add or not. Depending on the selected import feature, you can also able to tell Lightroom to store your imported photos.

  In your case, you import pictures from memory cards so the choice you have available will be to copy the files from your memory card to a location on your hard disk, copy the files to your memory card to a location on your hard drive after you convert the pictures to the CR2 to DNG format or ADD photos to your catalog, which essentially leaves photos where they were found. When imported, Lightroom will perform the following basic steps during the import:

  (1) read the file on the memory card,

  (2) rename the file if required,

  (3) create a new line in the database (.lrcat file) by using the file name (either original or rename) as the key of

  (4) update the row with the location of the file (by using the name of the folder destination or, if add has been chosen as the import action, the location where the file was found,)

  (5) if necessary, convert the RAW file to DNG,

  (6) save the file to the destination (copy/copy as DNG only),

  (7) to generate the preview and store it in the .lrdata file,

  8) update the row with the location of the preview. and finally

  (9) save the line to the .lrcat file.

  This is a very simplified version and there are a lot more things here and the order of things may be different, but, essentially, it's what needs to happen in order to get what you see when you start Lightroom and your catalogue of a collection of photos on a memory card. Since Lightroom really can't 'see' your photo, it can only do and guess based on attributes of file as to whether it is a suspected duplicate. Most likely, Lightroom uses a combination of file attributes and EXIF of the decision, so it may not always be right. My experience is that Lightroom is more likely to miss a file duplicate rather than to mark something as a double when it is not.

  During the import of the. CR2 files was done, Lightroom saves a place for them. The badge of exclamation is way to Lightroom to indicate that the location saved for a photo in the catalog is currently not available. Not that it does not exist, but cannot be found at this time. The two main reasons for this is a file that has been moved using the OS or it has been stored on the storage media is not currently available. This could be an external connection USB HD that is not currently connected, an attachment network HD (NAS device) that is offline or a memory card. If you select ADD as the import function, you do not get to perform a name change and will be not copied files. Lightroom will store the drive letter/name of the device and any folder information in the catalog as the location of this file.

  As suggested, use the operating system (is it on a Mac or a PC?) and search for one of the missing photos. If, after searching for all internal disks, you still cannot locate, check your memory cards. Another thing to check is your files Panel (left side of the screen of the library). Select a photo and look at the Panel. If the context you click on a photo, you can select the go to folder item in the library (if available). Once you have the name of the folder, you can click on the folder context. There are two options that you will want to use; show parent folder and subfolders. Continue to go to the top of the tree, displaying each parent folder until you get to the top. At this point, look to the left of the name (a drive letter in Windows) or a Mac drive name. There should be a small green rectangle to be displayed. If not, this means that the drive is offline (could be a distance HD or a memory card). To enable this device, you must connect. A Mac is a bit more smart about it that a PC from the Mac uses the name of the device. A PC will use a drive letter, but you can not always get the same drive letter the next time you plug in your player. I thought I remember reading that you have received a message from "full House" at some point, so there is a good chance that the photos went on a memory card by mistake.

  Once you find the missing photos, use the files Panel in Lightroom to COPY photos from the memory card to a location of your choice on your HD via Lightroom will keep the updated catalog. Without locate missing photos, it will be difficult to solve.

• CC of Photoshop (latest version) does not recognize my Canon EOS 500 d cr2 files

  The title says it all:

  Lightroom still fortunately matter and treats my cr2 files but CC Photoshop now tells me that it is not "the right kind of document.

  I guess that the last ACR plugin has been installed with the upgrade - suggestions?

  Thanks in advance - Alan

  Interesting.  Open Photoshop and go help > plugins > Camera RAW which should tell 9.1.1...   Although the version is theoretical considers a 500 d

  Check Bridge > preferences > File Associations > Canon Camera RAW and make sure that it points to Photoshop CC 2015.

  

  If still in trouble, reset the Bridge preferences.  You must do it the old way with bridge by pressing Ctrl Alt Shift (shift select Cmd) immediately after the start of bridge, but IME you must be quick with bridge _really_.  It took me three attempts before I could get the open dialogue box asking if I wanted to reset.

  If still in trouble, maybe reinstall Bridge, unless get us a better idea in this thread.

• Can not see the previews after the import of CR2 files

  Hello

  This problem happened all of a sudden...

  When I import NEF for Nikon or canon raw cr2 files, I don't see the previews.

  The progress bar gets stuck on building smart surveys and I see a greyed out box.  When I choose an area spotted Gray and go into develop and then the preview is displayed and I can change the image.

  Can anyone help please?

  Thank you.

  SOLVED

  Called Adobe.

  delete all files from lightroom on laptop and start over.  works.

  Thousands...

  Removed from all catalogs began to sam problem.

  This is my last post:

  (1) a lroom 3

  (2) improved to 5.3 Ltroom

  (3) had problems all of a sudden as above

  (4) when I ran 3 Ltroom with the SAME files by importing them from scratch in ltroom 3, no problem.

  (5) uninstaled lgroom 5, reinstalled

  (6) upgraded to 5.3

  (7) the SAME problem.

  Help!

  Was it useful? Yes

• Recently, I ran an anti-virus and learned that my netBT.sys file was corrupted. The anti-virus software installs this file but now my internet does not work.

  netBT.sys replacement files viruses

  Recently, I ran an anti-virus and learned that my netBT.sys file was corrupted.  The anti-virus software installs this file but now my internet does not work.  I guess I have to replace this file, but don't know how.  I see that I need to use my windows XP CD but my CD drive is broken.  How can I go about replacing this file?

  Thanks in advance

  Hi DonMendigo,

  Follow the suggestions below for a possible solution:

  Method 1: Try the SFC (System File Checker) scan on the computer.

  To run the System File Checker tool, follow these steps:

  a. click Startand type cmd in the box start the search.

  b. right click on cmd in the list programs, and then click run as administrator.

  c. If you are prompted for an administrator password or a confirmation, type your password or click on continue

  d. at the command prompts, the following line and press ENTER:

  sfc/scannow

  See also:

  Description of Windows XP and Windows Server 2003 System File Checker (Sfc.exe)

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/310747

   

  File system (CFS) Checker

  http://www.Microsoft.com/resources/documentation/Windows/XP/all/proddocs/en-us/system_file_checker.mspx?mfr=true

   

  Method 2: If you are still unable to connect to the internet, then follow the article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base and check.

  Programs Internet in Windows XP cannot connect to the Internet via a connection to wide band

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/307164

   

  I hope this helps.

• CR2 files problem

  Elements 9 will open with my Canon EOS20D cr2 files but will not open the cr2 files created with my Canon EOS5D mark iii.  Error messages says it "cannot open because it's the incorrect file type."

  You need the current version updated to cab 7.3 items or you can convert the new CR2s in DNG camera with the new DNG 7.3 Converter: http://www.adobe.com/downloads/updates/

• Supports 10 PSE. CR2 files?

  Hi all.. I have a little. CR2 files. PSE10 supports this format. I am currently using PSE5 which does not appear.

  Thank you.

  Well, PSE 5 works with CR2 files, but only from older cameras. ACR in PES 10 works with much more cameras than in PSE 5, but you can make sure by going here and look at the readme to check if your camera is listed, if it is not in the list of the new cameras:

  http://www.Adobe.com/support/downloads/detail.jsp?ftpID=5312

• Keep the dng or CR2 files when switching from Lightroom and Photoshop.

  From Lightroom and Photoshop, how can I keep the dng or CR2 files. Now it changes the psd and when I return to Lightroom it removes options in the section of Calibration of the camera, so that while I have a choice (Adobe Standard/camera faithful), after returning from Photoshop file I have "Embedded." How can I keep the dng or CR2 files

  Adding to the good advice of Alfred - a raw file cannot be registered as the other files.

  Its only use is the basis for the creation of new files, which must be regular files, such as tiff, psd or jpg.

  When you edit a raw file in Lightroom, it does not change the file, the changes are written to the catalog.

  Optionally, save the changes in the form of metadata (xmp) sidecar files, or in the case of DNG in the file itself.