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허효원
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April 22, 2017
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photoshop scratch disk size problem!

  • April 22, 2017
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first of all, I'm not good at english.

I usually use photoshop when modifing picture that was taken by dslr. So PSD size is 100mb~150mb. After modifing photo, It become bigger that before. About 450mb~. And my photoshop ram usage setting is 20gb.

By the way, when I use photoshop as usual, error window opened.

= "c drive cache disk full" (not exactly)

when before modifing photoshop, my local disk c free space is 90gb

then I opened four files

my local disk free space is...

about zero....

I set my cache memory disk

why photoshop use cache memory up to 90gb, and over ??

just 450mb picture.... Isn't it too much?

I want to know why so large, and how can I fix it.

thanks

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Correct answer J453

See: Scratch Disk error after running Photoshop CC 2017.1

Our engineering team is working on a fix for this issue.

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J453Correct answer
Legend
April 22, 2017

See: Scratch Disk error after running Photoshop CC 2017.1

Our engineering team is working on a fix for this issue.

허효원
허효원Author
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April 22, 2017

ah... thank you for reply! Then it(fix isuue) took so long time??

JJMack
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April 22, 2017

From what you posted you have you start up disk your Windows Boot disk as your first Photoshop Scratch disk and it is almost full. This is a Big problem.  Photoshop can easily fill the remaining 50 GB of free and will fill the disk before allocating space from the its second scratch disk.  The problem is Windows can not run well if its boot disk is full. Windows will grind to a halt. You need to remove C: Adobe Default from you Photoshop Scratch Disk configuration.

JJMack
허효원
허효원Author
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April 22, 2017

thanks for answer me! aha then I have to remove cdrive from scratch disk??

JJMack
Community Expert
Community Expert
April 22, 2017

I use CC 2014.... CC 2017 has to many bugs.

JJMack