Mac OS Photoshop Keeps Having to be Reinstalled during to Damage

Mac M4 Max 64GB RAM, 2TB SSD, OS Tahoe 26.5.2, MacBook Pro 4588

I regularly use Dreamweaver, Illustrator, Acrobat and Photoshop, occasionally other products.

I most often use my MacBook closed with an external wide screen, wireless keyboard and mouse, at home, and it works great.

When at home, I have use 2 USB-C ports for everything connected - 1 is for the super wide screen and the other goes to a hub that has various drives connected, ethernet cable from router, external devices like camera, speakers etc.  I always fully power down before unplugging these USB cables, without fail.

When I sometimes switch off the machine and disconnect it from all external devices so that I can use the laptop on its own while travelling for work, I always hit a problem when launching Photoshop for the first time in this configuration.

I get a message that Photoshop is damaged and cannot run, and I have to re-install it.  This is very tedious, and what is really annoying is that I always loose all of my personalised things like settings, themes, and automation scripts during this process.

I work with software and I am a serious Jira user and product owner, so I am can help with logs or more information if you want me to attach them to this ticket.  Please just let me know what you need.  This happened most recently 3 days ago when I travelled away from home on a photo shoot, and the hotel wifi was so poor that it was not really possible to download the installer to complete the process, so I was really hampered in my work.

I do not get this issue with other products from memory, only Photoshop.

Thanks

Steve.