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If when you launch Lightroom Classic from your Desktop / Dock / Taskbar you receive the message, “Upgraded Version of Catalog Found. Next, open Finder, go into Applications, open the Adobe Lightroom Classic folder, and drag the program file (with the Lr icon) to your Dock.) If you’re on Mac, remove the old one from your Dock – right-click on it > Options > Remove from Dock. (The one you’re looking for is “Adobe Lightroom Classic”, not “Adobe Lightroom” or “Adobe Lightroom Classic CC”.) If you’re on Windows and you have a shortcut to “Adobe Lightroom Classic”, use that one and drag any others to the Recycle Bin. If you’re coming from Lightroom 6 or earlier, or from Lightroom Classic CC 8.1 or earlier, then the Desktop / dock / taskbar icon you were using will not launch Lightroom Classic 9, even though the icon is the same s for Classic 9.

Your Desktop / Dock / Taskbar Lightroom Icon.

lrcat file you wrote down, and let Lightroom launch and upgrade this correct catalog. If Lightroom has no photos in it, or some subset of your photos that isn’t everything you saw back in step 2, then you didn’t select the correct catalog in step 4: go to File > Open Catalog, navigate to and select the. You can confirm you’re in Classic 9 by going to Help>System Info – the version will be at the top. lrcat file, click on Choose, and then on Open.Īt this point you should be in Lightroom Classic 9, and you should see all your photos and work. If it’s not, click on Choose a Different catalog again, then navigate to and select the. If the one you wrote down is then listed, click on it and choose Open. To do this, click on Choose a Different Catalog. If it is a different location or a different catalog name, then you’ll need to tell Lightroom to upgrade and open the one you wrote down. Lightroom will make a copy of your catalog and upgrade it, naming it as shown – this should be the same location and the same name as that of your previous catalog (that you wrote down), with “-2” appended (or another number depending on your previous catalog name). When Lightroom launches after updating you should see an upgrade catalog dialog box:

Launch Lightroom Classic and Upgrade Catalog.

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Install or update to Lightroom Classic 9įind Lightroom Classic version 9.0 and click on Update or Install.

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After subscribing, download Adobe’s Creative Cloud application – you’ll update and otherwise manage your Lightroom and Photoshop software from it. If you are coming from Lightroom 6 or another non-subscription version, you’ll need to subscribe to Adobe’s Creative Cloud Photography Plan which gives you Lightroom Classic, Photoshop, and the cloud-based Lightroom (which you can try out but I don’t recommend using together with Lightroom Classic unless/until you study the implications carefully.) Alternatively you can subscribe to the All Apps / Complete Cloud plan if your interests go beyond photography. Subscribe to Adobe’s Photography Plan If You Haven’t Already.

(In my opinion copying these files isn’t critical, but it will make reverting slightly easier.)

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If there’s any chance you’re going to cancel your subscription and want to revert to your old non-subscription version of Lightroom (if your operating system will even still support it) then out in Mac Finder or Windows Explorer, make a copy of the catalog file and the associated Previews file and put them in a separate folder (such as “Lightroom 6 catalog). Make a note of the location and file name of your catalog: Lightroom usually finds your old catalog and upgrades it, but just in case it doesn’t, before starting go into your old version of Lightroom, then in the menu bar in the top left go to Edit (PC) or Lightroom (Mac) > Catalog Settings, and click on the General tab.

Understand Where Your Lightroom Catalog Is.

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To update you’ll need macOS High Sierra, Mojave or Catalina, Windows 1809 or later, or Windows 7 SP 1. With Classic 9, support for macOS Sierra and Windows versions 17 has been dropped.

Be Sure That Your Operating System Is Supported.

If you prefer to watch a video tutorial on this process, go to this post instead. The process is usually very straightforward and takes just a few clicks, but it does require that Lightroom upgrade your Lightroom catalog, so in this article I’ll prepare you for what can occasionally go awry.

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In this article I’ll explain how to update to Lightroom Classic 9 from any prior version.