P: PS 26.5 Droplets Could not complete the Create Droplet command because the file was not found.

I had to convert (6000) RAW files to JPG’s.  I normally would have used the droplet tool. My work around for this problem was to use the batch process.  It worked great as I made an action to open a RAW file, process image, and then save as a jpg file.  After you have made your action go to File/Automate/Batch. Under Play (top left) choose your action. In Source choose your folder of images, click override Action “Open” commands, suppress File Open Options Dialogs and Suppress Color Profile Warnings. You then choose your Destination on where you want the file saved. Click Override Action “Save As” Commands, then okay and watch it work.  I did a small test of 2-3 images first, and then 50 images, before I ran all (6000) images and the next morning it was done. Hopefully this info will help someone with the same problem.

Same problem for me macOS15.4.1 MacBookPro M4max

Really need help as all my workfow is compromised 😞

Just upgraded to PhotoShop™ v26.6.
SAME PROBLEM !!!!!!!!

Running on macOS v15.4 on a Mac Studio M2 MAX.

PLEASE, CAN YOU FIX THIS?  

26.6 would be a beta release.

I'm running PhotoShop™on a Mac, but don't see that update for 26.6.
Are you on a PC?

There is PS update 26.6.0 but it's not fixed :(((((

Its apparently a bug, Adobe has acknowledged it, they will have to fix it in an update.

Okay, but downgrading to macOS v15.2 is not an option for me.
Why is this simiple task to hard for ADOBE to fix the code and it would then work for the next update? 
. . . or is this not possible. Perhaps only Apple can fix this?  

Hi @mateuszc88978048 

1. I hope your system is upgraded to MacOS 15.4.1 (latest)
2. Then use this workaraound
   - Find a system with Mac OS 15.2 and create the Droplet
   - Copy the droplet it into your System and run.

It's definitely problem with Mac OS upadate. The only solution is to use File/Automate/Batch until it's fixed. Or downgrade system :(((((