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mln37857
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March 14, 2018
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Disk not Available; Setting File Could not be Found

  • March 14, 2018
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Hello,

I just started using photoshop. Like, today. So I'm hoping these are easy fixes. My first issue, is that I seem to be out of Disk Space. I have over 150 GB available on my Hard Drive, and the RAM I am allotting to photoshop is well over 10x the size of the file size I am working with. That being said, when I attempt to drag in a new photo to create a new layer, I run into the following error message:

I've seen other forums with this same question asked, but I have not seen a conclusive solution. I thought that one solution to the above could be quitting and re-opeing photoshop. Upon doing that, when Photoshop re-opened, I received this message:

I have not changed any settings, nor have I tried to sync any settings. I'm at a loss as to why or how I'm already running into these errors, so any help would be very much appreciated.

-Max

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Correct answer mln37857

I shut down my computer and rebooted. Problems Solved.

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JJMack
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JJMackCommunity Expert
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March 14, 2018

The second

looks like Photoshop is starting and your userID preferences are corrupt.  Try resetting your user id Photoshop Preferences.

The first

Looks like Photoshop was trying placing a document but to programmed did a very poor job the message is useless the document is not name or disk location is not identified the  programmer could be trying to get a file out of the Adobe's cloud for all we know.

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mln37857AuthorCorrect answer
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March 14, 2018

I shut down my computer and rebooted. Problems Solved.

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