Version 3.4.1 : unable to import RAW files

I've installed the new version 3.4.1. (on a Windows 7 system, 64 bits)
Now, it's unable for me to import new RAW files. I've found the same issue with RAW files from a D300 NIKON and from a G10 CANON.
Thank you for your answer.

Solved after a rename of the files. Apparently, LR was considering that these files were already in the catalog (but it was not the case !).
I don't understand, but for me, I consider that this issue is solved.
Best regards,
André.

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