Why does say lightroom has encountered an error when reading the preview cache and need to stop smoking? (Lightroom will attempt to solve this problem, the next time it starts) and then stops?

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Your catalog is stored on the hard drive.

By default, it is stored in Pictures\Lightroom

You must browse to folder Pictures\Lightroom via File Explorer and delete the Previews.lrdata folder.

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