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P: I'd like to know how to disable the startup tutorial about generative ai

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September 20, 2023
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With Photoshop 25, every time I start up PS, an image opens on my screen accompanied by a tuorial on generative ai by Anna McNaught. How to I disable this? I don't need it and I can't find a way to get rid of it.

Can someone help me with this please?

Thank you

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Best solution so far.

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Sébastien25117269t2x2

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When I launch Photoshop an untitled document named Iceland and the generative AI tutorial are launched as if it was the first time it was displayed.

This is very annoying

D Fosse

Community Expert

A number of people have reported this persistently upcoming and unwanted tutorial. According to Adobe staff (posting in those threads) they're looking into it.

Trevor.Dennis

Community Expert

Thanks for the feedback.

swingpjatten

Known Participant

Strange things happens.

I have two accounts on my Laptop, one administrator account and one local.

I switrched to the local acc. and the video does not start!

I have had some problems with PS behaving strange

before and then Lenovo suggested that I should create a new W11 local account .

It worked then and it seems to work now

It could be worth trying.

animative

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I have the same issue. Very annoying. Waiting for an update.

swingpjatten

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PS

I have disabled the GPU in preferences, no luck!

swingpjatten

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PC NVIDIA RTX Geforce 2050

Laptop NVIDIAGeforce GTX 1660 Legion Y540-15IRH Gaming Laptop

onboard GPU

Powersetting to be around 65%

Both are Lenovo

I have not installed Geforce Experience which is used for gaming

Trevor.Dennis

Community Expert

But there must be somthing else in combination to this as I do not have the issue on my PC ,

only on my Laptop. I have exactly the same version and all preferences are the same.
Are all users of PS afffected?

Now that's interesting and the first time I have seen information of this sort. What would be the typical differences I wonder?

What are the power setting on your laptop? Does it use a discrete GPU or an onboard GPU?

What video card drivers are you using on each machine? If Nvidia, are they both Studio drivers or Game Ready? I'm thinking in terms of this being a display related issue.

To anyone else reading this and who is experiencing this issue, would you please give us a brief description of your set up?