P: Shake Reduction crashes

I've not been using the dread Shake Reduction filter but nevertheless I've had other Photoshop crashes: it's rather like the bad old days unlike the later rock steady updates. Occasional crash reports.

I am also facing the same problem. How can I get rid of from this problem?
It delays my photo editing process and can't finish my photo editing task.
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I had the same issue on my laptop and my desktop. Desktop is Amd and my laptop is Intel. I updated both with the newest updates. I go to open ps version 2019 today on laptop and it just crashed. I couldn’t open a photo. So I gave up on 2019. All drivers are updated as well. I got so tired of the problems I uninstalled the 2019 version today on both computers. I went back to the 2018 version on both computers. No issue with that version.

I have the same issue, I've just posted a separate thread about the Crash Report not recognising my email address

https://feedback.photoshop.com/photoshop_family/topics/crash-report-form-says-invalid-email-address-...

Is it the same issue?

Brand new computer running Win 10 Pro. 32 gig RAM, 8 gig graphics card.
Consistently crashes when using Shake Reduction as well as Lighting Effects.
Extremely, EXTREMELY frustrating and time consuming!!

Thanks Olaf for your reference to the "totally messed up Free Transform"; I thought it was me! A far more serious  problem than the Shake Reduction issue, which I now understand is  likely to be a Nvidia driver one. However I'm having problems getting an update that will work on my Mac for my geoforce GTX 680. C'est la vie...

> Every time the macOS-crashreporter comes up. Only once or twice the Adobe-crash-report-dialog. >

I've had that happen off and on, where only Apple's crash report was the one that I could count on popping up. But I'm not crashing my Mac, Olaf.

I know I used it fairly recently, but to me that could mean in the past 3 months or so. I'm absolutely terrible about guessing time.<G> I just ran it on a small file, an old snapshot—just one target area, so I wasn't increasing and decreasing the effect in another area—but it worked flawlessly. Maybe I just got lucky this time. Or maybe, even more likely, I'm not doing something you all are that would push it. I'm running a Mac with nVidia card, not AMD, and High Sierra, not Mojave. And like I said—a small file, nothing taxing. Just a rather blurry face to fix and not a lot of other detail to bother about.

Very bad! This issue has to be solved! The filter is not needed as often as the totally messed up Free transform, but this is just another reason to teach people to NOT update to CC 2019. #verysadstory
Adobe already has my long standing bug-report for this very issue. In 20.0.2 now the filter really crashes Photoshop all the time. Every time the macOS-crashreporter comes up. Only once or twice the Adobe-crash-report-dialog. 

AMD released today an updated driver for the pro series cards, 18.Q4.1.  Shake reduction still crashed.  Another crash report was sent.
Also, this new driver fixes according to the release notes color corruption in photoshop using 10bit.