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Phil.snowdon
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June 25, 2014
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How do I fix "Could not complete your request because an unknown or invalid JPEG marker type is found"?

  • June 25, 2014
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Could not complete your request because an unknown or invalid JPEG marker type is found

The above messagecomes up on a lot of my photoshop files that have been recovered from a damaged disk - can this be fixed?

Thanks, Phil.

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    kwandoj73968549
    Participant
    May 27, 2019

    hi.. you can copy the jpg into memory and open it into photoshop..tqvm

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    tarıkg12376909
    Participant
    September 22, 2018

    MAC OS İÇİN;

    Masaüstüne "yeni klasör" aç

    Bu hatayı veren tek veya çok fotoğrafı seç

    Fotoğraf görüntüleyici ile aç

    Fotoğrafları seç.

    File > Export Selected Images... >

    Options tuşuna bas

    Açılan bölümde JPEG seçili olsun

    Kalite sürgüsünü "Best" yap

    Açılan pencerede, başta açtığın "yeni klasör" seç

    Choose tuşuna tıklayınca,

    hatası giderilmiş fotoğraflar

    "yeni klasör" e kayıt ediliyor.

    shadis71106474
    shadis71106474
    Participant
    September 5, 2018

    this happened to me when i use images i received from whatsapp , my solution was to open the image using paint in windows and save it again as jpg. hope this helps.

    ttuncer
    ttuncer
    Participant
    July 29, 2014

    I had the same situation, I was able to open the image with preview though on a Mac OS. After opening with preview went to file>export and exported a .png and works a like charm!

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      Chris Cox
      Chris Cox
      Legend
      July 29, 2014

      Then you most likely just had the wrong file extension on the file, and it wasn't really a JPEG file to start with.

      Noel Carboni
      Noel Carboni
      Legend
      June 25, 2014

      That's a pretty good indication that the data inside the files is corrupted.

      You *might* be able to get some of the image back by opening it in different tools that can open JPEGs.  But very likely none will be able to recover all the image data perfectly.

      Check Irfan View as a viewer with some resiliency for opening corrupted files.

      -Noel

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      Phil.snowdonAuthor
      Participant
      June 25, 2014

      Thanks for the comment.  I think you are probably right and my files are unrecoverable.  I trien to use IrfanView following your suggestion but it appears to only be available on PC plartform and I am Mac based.  Cheers, Phil.

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