A few days ago I sat down at my Mac Mini to look up some old photos in Lightroom.
To my surprise, they weren’t in the catalog. They weren’t in the appropriate folder on the desktop, either.
Sniffing around, I found that scores of other photos had vanished, too, from both my computer and my Time Machine backup. However, they were present in my Backblaze backup.
Suspecting a Lightroom malfunction, I tried to upgrade it; but a LR upgrade required an OS upgrade (from Mojave). The only choice Apple provided was Monterey. So, I backed up everything and let the installation run overnight.
The next morning (yesterday), the installation was finished. However, my Kensington trackball wouldn’t work. After three long calls to the Kensington help line, it still doesn’t work: the cursor moves around, but clicks do nothing.
I’m using an old mouse now, but I would much rather use the trackball.
Any suggestions?
Rick
A few days ago I sat down at my Mac Mini to look up some old photos in Lightroom.
To my surprise, they weren’t in the catalog. They weren’t in the appropriate folder on the desktop, either.
Sniffing around, I found that scores of other photos had vanished, too, from both my computer and my Time Machine backup. However, they were present in my Backblaze backup.
Suspecting a Lightroom malfunction, I tried to upgrade it; but a LR upgrade required an OS upgrade (from Mojave). The only choice Apple provided was Monterey. So, I backed up everything and let the installation run overnight.
The next morning (yesterday), the installation was finished. However, my Kensington trackball wouldn’t work. After three long calls to the Kensington help line, it still doesn’t work: the cursor moves around, but clicks do nothing.
I’m using an old mouse now, but I would much rather use the trackball.
Any suggestions?
Rick
