Lightroom 5.3, problème à l'importation

Bonjour,
je viens d'installer Lightroom 5.3 et celui ci refuse de m'ouvrir et de m'importer certains dossiers. En effet sur certains dossiers toutes les photos n'apparaissent pas, a la place il y a un carré gris avec le numéro de la photo, et si j'essai d'importer le dossier Lightroom plante, je dois fermer le logiciel mais celui ci refuse pas la suite de se relancer; je dois donc effectuer un redémarrage de l'ordinateur pour que Lightroom fontionne à nouveau. J'ai essayé de réinstaller Lightroom et à chaque réinstallation il m'ouvre de moins en moins de dossiers, pire depuis la dernière réinstallation de Lightroom 5.3 il ne veut plus m'ouvrir le dernier dossier que j'avais importé et où j'avais déjà traité une photo??? Je suis sous Windows 7 64bits avec 350 GO d'espace libre sur le disque. Je précise également que la version d'évaluation de DXO 9, ainsi que Capture NX2 m'ouvrent absolument tous les dossiers photos, il n'y a qu'avec Lightroom que j'ai ce problème.
Auriez vous une solution
Merci

Bonjour,
as-tu essayé de contrôler si dans les répertoires n'existent pas des fichiers XMP?
Dans ce cas, essaye de bouger que le RAW dans un autre répertoire et réessaye l'importation.
P.S. c'est mieux d'écrire en Anglais dans ce forum, tu auras des réponses plus rapidement.

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