P: An integer between 96 and 8 is required. Closest value inserted. "...not enough memory (RAM)"

Hannah, I want to pass along my experience regarding this known issue. I have asked for the upgrade to the newest Adobe Suite for several years. We had been using CS 6. I teach photography and felt it was important for my students to have access to the newest version of PhotoShop. I was finally upgraded recently, and this version of PhotoShop is useless. I can't even "auto tone" without getting a message saying my computer doesn't have enough memory, and then when I try to follow the instructions for the workaround, I get the "integer" error message. I have researched it online and tried several options, but today I finally called your help desk. The customer service rep was not helpful at all. First, I could hardly understand him because of his heavy accent. Plus, he wouldn't begin trying to solve my problem until I gave him the email address associated with the account. My IT department sets up all those software accounts and I didn't know it. I have a personal Adobe ID account but he didn't see it. He could not understand my Texas accent any better than I could understand his. Why would a non-customer call for help on this issue? Why not try to resolve the customer's problem? I am beyond frustrated. I am unable to use PhotoShop -- the software we are paying for through our community college account. What a waste of money...

Thanks for your help, by the way.  I'm sure it's frustrating to have all of these problem crop up from a matter out of your control.

davidburdettarchitect@gmail.com appears to be the Adobe ID.  However,  I logged into my Adobe Account and didn't see my Photoshop Lisc. there.  That was weird.

Didn't work.  New value set at 4096 decimal (1000 hex)

let me try that...

Just to be clear, 4GB would be (1024*4) so you put 4096 as the value, correct?

Hi, Hannah,

I tried to modify the 90.0. file as you suggested.  My Surface Pro 4 appears to have 4 GB RAM, so that is the decimal value I added to the new  OverridePhysicalMemoryMB Key.  Same error message appeared.

Photoshop was working fine before the latest Windows Update.  I've asked them to comment too.  Any ideas?

Sharon - I had to do the registry fix as I described earlier in this thread, but backup registry first of course. I got 'out of memory' errors all over PS, couldn't save, same as you.

Caro - I had to do the registry fix as I described earlier in this thread, but backup registry first of course. I got 'out of memory' errors all over PS, same as you.