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Tutorials could use an improvement by being integrated into the program itself as they currently they exist in video format only.

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I'm not sure if when I updated the Photoshop or updated the High Sierra to the latest version it created this new Camera Raw folder structure (my desktop was running 10.13.4 and my laptop was on 10.13. dcp files (which I couldn't find anywhere before) Then I launched LR on my desktop via the external harddrive and voila all my preset profiles were there (nothing missing) and the preset I had just made on my laptop was there too! Everything seems to be fine! I went and made sure that I could access Mac: Macintosh HD / Users / / Library / Application Support / Adobe / CameraRaw / CameraProfiles /Īnd sure enough all my preset packs had their own folders with their corresponding. Once I did all of this I relaunched my LR on my laptop, everything seemed to be working fine, so I made a new test preset and saved it. Link -> Solutions to Adobe Lightroom Lightroom user permission issues on launch

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** I didn't have the Library folder in my username I did have a Library folder with similar if not almost matching folder structures directly in the Mac HD folder so I thought that was the correct one originally (if you don't see the Library folder it is most likely hidden follow the suggestions on this page to find it! Access hidden Mac OS library filesĦ) If all of this is aligned, reopen LR - when I did mine prompted me saying that some user permissions weren't being granted? (never saw it before) but I clicked on the learn more link and it sent me to this useful page which I followed the instructions for ( I had to do this on both my desktop AND laptop) Without knowing much about why this all worked all I can do is tell you what I finally did to fix it all which is an amalgamation of a bajillion fixes I came across through my research today -ġ) Make sure your computer systems are matching - I'm running High Sierra V 10.13.5Ģ) Make sure your LR Classic CC's are both up to date and matching*ģ) Make sure your Photoshop CC versions are both up to date and matching* this was key for me!ĥ) Make sure you do have Mac: Macintosh HD / Users / / Library / Application Support / Adobe / CameraRaw / CameraProfiles / Which I had no idea what that really meant and am still not 100% sure since I'm not a computer wiz.Īfter spending hours of very frustrating research with zero success I finally got everything working today. When I'd use it it would be flat and dull - when I opened the LR catalogue on my laptop and would use the same preset it would be fine! After updating both my LR's it said that the profile was missing on my desktop computer but not on my laptop. Ī little over a year ago I had one and only one of my adjusted VSCO presets (my most used black and white preset) stop working on my desktop computer. This way all my presets SHOULD be accessible no matter what LR I use or what computer I use.

In my LR catalogue I use the 'store presets with catalogue' option. First a little background - i've been running my LR on two computers via an external hardrive for years.

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