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crysania4
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June 1, 2023

P: Lightroom Classic>Edit in PS: Long Delay+Erroneous Error Message opening Ps Beta 2024 25.0

  • June 1, 2023
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I just recently updated Photoshop Beta to 2024 v25.0 on my Windows 11 machine.

 

Now when I try to open photos from LR 12.4 using the "edit in...", it hangs up for a time and then comes up saying "The file could not be edited because Adobe Photoshop 2024 could not be launched."

 

When I hit "Ok" it then opens the file in Photoshop 2024. 

 

This happens with every file, even if Photoshop 2024 is already up and running at the time. 

 

This does not happen with 2023 v24.7.

682 replies

Participating Frequently
November 9, 2023

I had a similar issue just now in MacOS Sonoma 14.1. I had the beta Photoshop installed along with the production release v24. Opening from LrC (latest) opened just fine in the beta Photoshop. I uninstalled the beta because I didn't need it anymore (I only had it installed to try the then-new AI generative fill stuff), then when I tried open-in from LrC, it opened Photoshop 24, but didn't open the file. 

 

I uninstalled and re-installed Photoshop, and now the edit-in opens the file correctly.

johnm49921862
Participant
October 9, 2023

When using Lr 12.5 and attempting to "Photo>Edit In > Open as layers in Ps 25.0" the application just hangs the landing page in Photoshop. I have restarted the Mac runing the new macOS Sonoma 14.0 and it's still not functioning properly. 

Participating Frequently
October 2, 2023

Last night I finally found a fix that worked. It involves deleting a file and letting Photoshop create a new one that works. I was cautious and just renamed the old file so it wouldn't be accessed.  Here is a video that explains what to do:  

 

https://youtu.be/duKw8H2Rrjk?si=PTX6Re1ioEPoiKw8

 

Participating Frequently
October 1, 2023

OK, so pressing CTRL-E in Lightroom Classic v12.5 did not launch Photoshop CC v25. Then I read a comment and waited. Lightroom said it couldn't launch Photoshop. I clicked on OK and it did launch Photoshop. I changed the Photoshop workspace from Essentials to Photography. Everything looked like I wanted.

 

I closed Photoshop. In Lightroom, I pressed CTRL-E again and Photoshop came right up. I had to approve charges first because I was opening Photoshop as Administrator, but then it opened - but on the Essentials workspace, even though Photography was checked. I clicked on Photography and that workspace came up. Is a puzzlement.

Participating Frequently
October 1, 2023

Me too! I made a fix to Photoshop CC to prevent a preset error message from appearing when I exited the program. Now Lightroom won't launch Photoshop (I use CTRL-E). Except I read your explanation and I get that too. Lightroom says it won't launch Photoshop but when I press OK, it launches it anyway.

Participant
October 1, 2023

After some years I did a (real) clean reinstallation of MacOS and all programs (without using TimeMachine-Backups) - now both LR and PS are working fine.

I have no longer issues with the print-module nor the "exchange" between LR and PS.

 

Participant
September 28, 2023

i was using the latest version of both LR and PS and was having the same issue. 

I uninstalled PS and "downgraded" to latest PS Beta version. 

Link between LR and PS is working fine now. Try that.

Participant
September 28, 2023
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nada
Participant
September 28, 2023

Same here (Mac) - this is so annoying!

Beside the bug with the print-module (LR keeps crashing everytime) - actually using LR is a horrible experience!

This bugs are known for months and I would declare them not as minor ones. It can't be took so long to fix this...

DdeGannes
Community Expert
Community Expert
September 27, 2023

Good to know it's working for you.

Regards, Denis: iMac 27” mid-2015, macOS 11.7.10 Big Sur; 2TB SSD, 24 GB Ram, GPU 2 GB; LrC 12.5,; Lr 6.5, PS 24.7,; ACR 15.5,; (also Laptop Win 11, ver 24H2, LrC 15.0.1, PS 27.0; ) Camera Oly OM-D E-M1.