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June 21, 2025
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2 Default Fonts Making Photoshop Crash Consistently

  • June 21, 2025
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Hello! I am new to using photoshop, been learning it for the past month. Recently, while exploring the default fonts that come with it pre installed (I am yet to download/add any font to photoshop) I noticed 2 fonts in the decorative section, namely  "ROG Fonts Regular" and "ROG Fonts STRIX SCAR Regular" make my photshop freeze and crash without fail whenever i select them, and if i hover over them (without selecting) the font selection dialog box closes to show a message saying "Selected font failed during last operation. If problem persists, please disable the font." 

 

I dont know if these 2 fonts are default fonts for everyone or just users like me (who own an Asus/ROG Laptop) but I would like to know if this is a kind of problem faced by others in the latest update (I never checked this in older versions) and/or how can I remove or disable those 2 fonts. 

 

Any advice appreciated. 

Thank You!

Correct answer Glenn 8675309

They are not Adobe fonts.  Please read this:

ROG fonts, specifically those used in ASUS's Armoury Crate software, can sometimes cause issues, particularly with font rendering or installation. These problems can manifest as corrupted fonts, incorrect display of text, or even the software failing to recognize or install the fonts properly. 
 
Here's a more detailed look at potential issues and solutions:
1. Rendering Problems:
  • Corrupted Fonts:
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    Fonts can sometimes become corrupted, leading to display errors. This can be resolved by re-downloading the font file from a reliable source or using font repair tools. 
     
  • Incorrect Display:
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    Text might appear blurry, misaligned, or with incorrect characters, especially when using custom fonts. This can be due to the font not being fully compatible with the application or system. 
     
  • Hardware Limitations:
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    Some systems or graphics cards might not fully support certain fonts or rendering techniques, leading to display issues. 
     
2. Installation and Recognition Issues:
  • Armoury Crate Font Updates:
    Users have reported issues with Armoury Crate failing to update or install fonts, sometimes getting stuck during the process. 
     
  • Font Installation Errors:
    Custom fonts might not be recognized by the system or specific applications, even after installation. 
     
  • Compatibility:
    Some fonts might be incompatible with specific browsers or applications, causing rendering problems. 
     
Troubleshooting Steps:
  • Reinstall Armoury Crate:
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    If you are experiencing problems with Armoury Crate, reinstalling the software might resolve the issue. 
     
  • Update Fonts Manually:
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    Install ROG font installers manually from the ASUS folder within Program Files. 
     
  • Verify and Repair Fonts:
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    Use font verification tools or repair utilities to fix any issues with corrupted font files. 
     
  • Check Graphics Settings:
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    Ensure your graphics card is properly configured and capable of rendering the fonts, especially if you're experiencing display issues. 
     
  • Try Different Fonts:
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    If you're using custom fonts, try switching to a different font or format to see if it resolves the problem. 
     
  • Consult ASUS Support:
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    If the problem persists, consult the ASUS support forums or contact their customer service for further assistance. 

2 replies

Glenn 8675309
Glenn 8675309Correct answer
Legend
June 21, 2025

They are not Adobe fonts.  Please read this:

ROG fonts, specifically those used in ASUS's Armoury Crate software, can sometimes cause issues, particularly with font rendering or installation. These problems can manifest as corrupted fonts, incorrect display of text, or even the software failing to recognize or install the fonts properly. 
 
Here's a more detailed look at potential issues and solutions:
1. Rendering Problems:
  • Corrupted Fonts:
    .Opens in new tab
    Fonts can sometimes become corrupted, leading to display errors. This can be resolved by re-downloading the font file from a reliable source or using font repair tools. 
     
  • Incorrect Display:
    .Opens in new tab
    Text might appear blurry, misaligned, or with incorrect characters, especially when using custom fonts. This can be due to the font not being fully compatible with the application or system. 
     
  • Hardware Limitations:
    .Opens in new tab
    Some systems or graphics cards might not fully support certain fonts or rendering techniques, leading to display issues. 
     
2. Installation and Recognition Issues:
  • Armoury Crate Font Updates:
    Users have reported issues with Armoury Crate failing to update or install fonts, sometimes getting stuck during the process. 
     
  • Font Installation Errors:
    Custom fonts might not be recognized by the system or specific applications, even after installation. 
     
  • Compatibility:
    Some fonts might be incompatible with specific browsers or applications, causing rendering problems. 
     
Troubleshooting Steps:
  • Reinstall Armoury Crate:
    .Opens in new tab
    If you are experiencing problems with Armoury Crate, reinstalling the software might resolve the issue. 
     
  • Update Fonts Manually:
    .Opens in new tab
    Install ROG font installers manually from the ASUS folder within Program Files. 
     
  • Verify and Repair Fonts:
    .Opens in new tab
    Use font verification tools or repair utilities to fix any issues with corrupted font files. 
     
  • Check Graphics Settings:
    .Opens in new tab
    Ensure your graphics card is properly configured and capable of rendering the fonts, especially if you're experiencing display issues. 
     
  • Try Different Fonts:
    .Opens in new tab
    If you're using custom fonts, try switching to a different font or format to see if it resolves the problem. 
     
  • Consult ASUS Support:
    .Opens in new tab
    If the problem persists, consult the ASUS support forums or contact their customer service for further assistance. 
Participant
June 22, 2025

Thanks for the information! I will try the trouble shooting steps and see if I can fix it. Will update on if it worked or not!

 

Bojan Živković11378569
Community Expert
Community Expert
June 21, 2025

I do not have the mentioned fonts, so those fonts are neither default nor included with the installation.

Participant
June 22, 2025

I am sorry for the confusion, they were already there after I installed photoshop so I thought they came with the installation.