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Sharprock86
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November 14, 2019
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Polygonal Lasso Tool Problems [2019]

  • November 14, 2019
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Hi everyone,

 

Using the Polygonal Lasso Tool, and this one only, my Photoshop often freezes and stops working. I don't know if this could be ascribed to a low RAM problem, because many other operations more demanding don't cause this issue. Is there anyone else who had the same problem and maybe solved it?

 

Thank you very much,

 

Simone

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    Correct answer Thendral barathi

    Hey system wise there is no problem. Kindly remove your RAM and fix it after cleaned. 

     

    Try resetting your Photoshop prefrences. 

    General Tab in Photoshop preferences.

    If you can't open the application to do that use this technique:

    Close Photoshop, Double click on Adobe Photoshop icon to launch it, QUICKLY hold down Ctrl+Alt+Shift,
    When a dialog appears, ask you “Delete Photoshop Preference Files?” Click Yes.

    If that doesn't help, come back here for more suggestions.

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    자룡조8879156
    Participating Frequently
    August 12, 2020

    I have the same problem.
    I upgraded RAM but the problem still comes out.
    I don't think Adobe will fix it.

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      Sharprock86Author
      Participant
      August 12, 2020

      Hi,

       

      it is not a problem of RAM nor CPU, I think it is some kind of conflict with Win. Infact it was solved by the following update and whilst it created other conflicts with other tools the last one  (v.21.2.1) seems to have solved them all (so far).

      Thendral barathi
      Thendral barathi
      Participant
      November 14, 2019

      Please give specification of your system. Then only some one helps to you.

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      Sharprock86Author
      Participant
      November 14, 2019

      You're right, I forgot...

       

      System info:

      OS:               Windows 10 enterprise x64

      CPU:             Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-4771 CPU  -    3,50GHz

      RAM:           16 GB

      Video:           GeForce GTX 760

       

       

      Thendral barathi
      Thendral barathiCorrect answer
      Participant
      November 14, 2019

      Hey system wise there is no problem. Kindly remove your RAM and fix it after cleaned. 

       

      Try resetting your Photoshop prefrences. 

      General Tab in Photoshop preferences.

      If you can't open the application to do that use this technique:

      Close Photoshop, Double click on Adobe Photoshop icon to launch it, QUICKLY hold down Ctrl+Alt+Shift,
      When a dialog appears, ask you “Delete Photoshop Preference Files?” Click Yes.

      If that doesn't help, come back here for more suggestions.

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