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August 19, 2021

P: Neural Filters - not working - "we've temporarily disable filter because of an error"

  • August 19, 2021
  • 121 replies
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Now there is a new problem with the colorize filter since installing the latest version of PS.

Before with the older version the filter would not download and someone came up with

a fix that involved removing the files that had the word colorize in it and then it downloaded fine(thank you)

Now I can get the filter to colorize ok,but when I try to click on image to modifiy the color in certain areas, PS puts up a message saying the filter has been temporarily disabled. Is this happening for others? If so does Adobe not check these things before releasing an update, this is the second update in a row to have problems with the colorize neural filter! I'm betting this is the most used neural filter and yet it has the most issues.

 

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Participant
November 29, 2021

I did that two weeks ago when it was suggested somewhere (This is one LONG thread) and it worked. I tried again yesterday with GPU on after the newest update - 23.0.2 - with the old error. It again worked when I disabled the GPU.

Inspiring
November 29, 2021

I have OpenCL selected..  I tried increasing the number of cache levels to 6 and changed the cache size to 1028.  Same problem.  I am going to reset them back to 4 and 1024.  I also change the History Levels to 25 from 50.  No change.  

Known Participant
November 29, 2021

Yep me too, i tried your suggestion but it didnt work for me either.

Participant
November 29, 2021

Sorry, forget my last posting. I made a mistake, I still having the same problems

Participant
November 29, 2021

Turn GPU on, go to advanced settings and select "use OpenCL". Then it works (at least on my PC)

Kukurykus
Legend
November 29, 2021

It's going to impact other features where GPU turned on is needed.

Known Participant
November 29, 2021

Having read the above i have also tried it with the GPU turned off and is seems to work fine, however as a relative beginner to photoshop what are the implications if you leave it turned off, will it make a big difference?

douglash81336728
Participant
November 28, 2021

UPDATE- Turned off the GPU as was reported above. WOrked perfect. So it is a GPU error.

douglash81336728
Participant
November 28, 2021

Still getting the error. I'm running 23.0.2

Inspiring
November 28, 2021

I ran one more test.  This time I opened photoshop, opened the picture and resized the image from 64 Meg to 364 KB.  The filter still failed.  I noticed that when I cancelled the filter, it left the filter window half open and did not reposition the picture in the main photoshop frame.