P: LrC (11.0.1) Edit in PS2022 fails because Photoshop could not be launched - Error Message

Great News (for me at least)
There were updates available for Photoshop, Lightroom and ACR yesterday evening which I downloaded this morning. This seems to have done the trick my Lightroom - Photoshop connection is now working again.

I do get a pop-up when launching Photoshop showing "Graphics Processor Compatibility Check". when I 'OK' this photoshop opens with my photo. (this popup can be hidden by checking the "Do Not Show Again" box at the bottom f the pop-up..

FWIW the new versions I have are:
Photoshop 23.1.0
Lightroom 14.1
Camera Raw: 14.1
(I'm not sure if these numbers have changed).

Thanks Adobe. I was planning on reverting to Photoshop 2021.

Still the same. The Graphics card is showing. However, Open Cl is still greyed out. No go. And PS works the same- crippled.

The fixworkaround worked for me... Thank you.

For those that are complaining about losing hours and hours of productivity ... just uninstall this version and install the previous 22.x version.  You will be just as productive as you were when you were using 22.x and don't need to keep complainng that you're losing money.  As a subscription service, there appears to be about 4 previous versions available... I wish someone had mentioned that earlier.  I had assumed (incorrectly) that I'm stuck with the latest version but no... 

Merry Christmas - hope your coders work out what borked when they decided to add in a GPU check to simply pass over a RAW file from LrC.

"install a new GPU, going from integrated Intel HD to AMD Radeon RX550 4GB, and that did fix the issue"  This is not a possibility. I have an AIO from Dell, costing $3,000, and I would have to send it to Dell to accomplish this. The AMD software is up to date. I have 32GB RAM. This all went haywire when the code in this last PS update went awry.  I don't know if this would work??

1. Click Run, and regedit or regedt32
2. In the Registry Editor, open HKEY_CURRENT_USER
3. Open Software
4. Open Adobe
5. Open Photoshop
6. Use latest number. Mine was 160.0 Right-click on the number, and select NEW-->DWORD Value and name it AllowOldGPUS.
7. Now there is a new DWORD Value named AllowOldGPUS.
Double click on it and set Value Data to 1
Restart Photoshop and go to Preferences-->Performance and enable OpenCl

OR

if this would work:

Then install the attached file (PSUserConfig.txt) in your Photoshop Settings folder:
Windows:

[Installation Drive]:\Users\[User Name]\AppData\Roaming\Adobe\[Photoshop_version]\[Photoshop_version]Settings\

GPUDeny 1

Tell me. We remain in trouble with an impaired computerization with PS, and thousands of us are losing thousands of dollars daily.

@pdnRPH Did you try the workaround that worked for @DWEITZMAN ?

@DSS555 This thread is about an error when doing Edit In from Lightroom to Photoshop. Please start another thread if you have a different issue (black canvas, etc)

We can't have this. Thank you for letting all of us know. We continue to lose money and time. Help!

I copied the .txt file as directed.  When starting PS, I get a message about the GPU detection being off.  Howver, I still have a totally black screen and no ability to click on anything at all, even to close PS.  Have to use task manager to quit.

This fix worked for me.

Just want to say thanks to Rikk, Jeff and the Adobe Engineering team for the work and care they put in trying to resolving this issue. I had a rare insight this morning into the "behind the scenes" time and effort spent on this and was quite impressed!