Unable to repair the photo library.

Recently reinstalled OS X on my Macbook and have been bringing things plus one by one from a Time Machine backup. I dragged out of the photo library of backup to disk of the Macbook and put it in the images folder. I opened the Photos and a prompt appears that the library must be repaired in order to work properly. I click 'fix' and it starts. It stopped at 95% and gives me this message:

"The library could not be opened. Pictures has tried to fix the 'Photos' library, but is unable to open it. »

I tried to update the computer.

I tried an older version of the backup of the library.

I tried to force Photos of repair via the option + command thing.

I even fixed the permissions.

I tried 5 times now.

Help, please!

OS X El Capitan 10.11.3 (15 d 21)

MacBook Pro (retina, 15 inches, early 2013

Intel Core i7 2.7 GHz

16 GB 1600 MHz DDR3

NVIDIA GeForce GT 650M 1024Mo

I dragged out of the photo library of backup to disk of the Macbook and put it in the images folder.

Drag you it directly from Disk Time Machine? A library of Photos should be restored by running Time Machine, otherwise the internal links may not work.

Try to start Time Machine and restore directly from the display of Starwars.

Select the pictures folder, and then open it.  With the folder of photos open in the Finder more window start Time Machine. Go back at the same time you did your backup, and then select the photo library and click on the button "restore".

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