P: Strange color box with data loss

I am also experiencing this problem. 

n my case, I don't know because I don't use freetrandsform often, but it also happens when I erase something using a patch tool, and when I apply Gaussian blur to a certain area with a lasso tool, a color box appears randomly like that..

Of course, before I wrote this, I saw the rollback notice. However, I wrote this to let you know because I don't think it's limited to Free Transform.

If you want to go back to previous versions do the following: 
In Adobe Creative Cloud, select PS, click on the three dots and select "Other Versions".

While there, you may want to disable automatic updates. Then you decide when you want to update the version after giving a new build a few days/weeks (when not in the middle of an actual job!). 

Today I updated to Photoshop 23.4 and since then I have been experiencing the following issue.

While working, some of the layers get a glitch:

I close without saving, just in case, and when I open the file again, the affected layers got erased:

Anyone have any idea or is having the same problem?

I work with the program, so I hope Adobe fix this asap.

I followed the answer written by Adobe staff above.

i've tried GPU composite off, and restrart photoshop, double-check(for make sure is really off)

but same issue =(

Lasotool seems to have an effect on something, and also in my case, even if I make an adjustment layer based on lasso selection or apply a filter (blur or sharpen), that color box is randomly created.

To avoid that color box, you must delete the layer itself. Even if you turn Photoshop off and off, if the file is already ruined, it can't be restored.
It's a very flustering bug.

@Pete.Green Disabling GPU compositing and restarting Photoshop fixes the issue for me

@Pete.Green  Yes. When I turn off or turn on an some option, I always turn on the setting window again and check it twice, three times, and four times.

The option that I was turning off was exactly turned off, and a bug occurred. In addition, when I turned it on and reproduced the bug, I double-checked it to see if the option was really active.

Thank you for your hard work.

Thanks @Jqqerry , That very well might be true, thanks for reiterating the difficulty you're seeing and the steps you've tried.

You may have already rolled back to 23.3.2 at this point. If not, I would be curious if those changes you set "stuck" (so to speak). Meaning, did those preference changes stay unchecked after you restarted Photoshop?

In some of my testing, I unchecked them, and they were checked again after a subsequent restart of Photoshop.

So that is why I'm asking this seemingly unnecessary question and verification. 

Hope that helps clarify why I'm "double-checking" this step.

Regards,

Pete