Lightroom 4.2 RC seems don't keep rendered preview

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Hello,

I have a little feedback about the new 4.2 RC, is seems that LR does not keep the 1:1 preview as mentionned in the settings.

My settings actually tells LR to keep 1:1 preview 30 days, yesterday I work on new imported photo, All 1:1 have been created at this time. In library looking a photo at 100% is fast and direct.

Today, I wake up the PC, I restart LR, want to look again at my work and all photos need a preview rendering : bad quality at 100%, loading message, cpu at 100%, waiting for the full quality view...you know.

Am I missed something or doing something wrong ? Is this, is a bug ?
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Alban LEROUX

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6 years ago
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The previews are for reviewing images quickly in Library mode.

In Develop things are always re-rendered from the current settings because in Develop you're there to change the settings...unless LR has just shown you the image and knows the settings haven't been changed.

Sometimes I wish it worked differently, too, on my slower computer.
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2012-09-07T21:11:11+00:00
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If the library previews were rendered, but got re-rendered without any change to develop settings, then you're being bit by a bug. Try deleting the previews, in case it's a data sensitive bug ( ... Previews.lrdata folder).

Note: If you *did* change develop settings, even if via Quick Develop, then the library previews *will* need to be re-rendered/"loaded" - that's normal.
2012-09-07T21:26:10+00:00
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Yes, there is absolutely no change to developer settings. I'll delete previews, test and keep you aware.
2012-09-09T15:02:32+00:00
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It seems I'm not able to reproduce the problem. However, my preview folder will be very heavy (more than 10 Go, 30 000 files) and win 7 64 failed to delete it completly in one pass. Is possible some file were corrupted ? Is it possible a lack of inode can cause this problem (did win not fail to run in this case or warn before it happens?) ?
2012-09-09T22:44:24+00:00
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|> "win 7 64 failed to delete it completly in one pass"

Maybe your hard drive is starting to fail. - consider running a disk diagnostic like chkdsk.
2012-09-10T09:08:18+00:00
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I will, thanks for the advise Rob ! I think it's certainly time to close this thread now...
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