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Scrolling too slow issue [cc 2015]

Forum|Forum|10 years ago
June 17, 2015
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First and foremost: kudos on the improvements.

However, in a document that's, say, 5000 pixels high scrolling to the bottom takes around 30 seconds.

.edit: in fact, if you scroll down long enough, it actually starts scrolling back up. What the ...!

So far, I've eliminated my mouse from the equation. I'll test at home too, to see if it's something related to the GFX.

System specs here:

i7-2600 @ 3.4Ghz

Radeon HD 6450

16GB DDR3 Ram

Windows 7

Let me know if specific other details are required, and I'll supply.

(Unless it's my credit card. You can't get my credit card number. Stop asking.)

Note: I had to revert to CC 2014. I can't work without having my scroll work properly.

Cheers!

- Dirk

Message was edited by: Dirk van Boxtel - added specifics.

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Correct answer Petr S

Solution: Disable Rulers...

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bildershop-24

Participant

Same problem here...

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isheep345

Inspiring

Rolled back to CC 2014 and overall it runs faster on my machine VS. CC 2015.

Had to do this with Lightroom as well. Why are you releasing broken products, Adobe?

EDIT: lmao the pending approval message sent to my email was in Japanese. Pretty much confirms any doubt Adobe has no idea what they are doing anymore.

Dirk van BoxtelAuthor

Participating Frequently

Something in their system made the language get set to Chinese. I had the same issue.

I believe I fixed the "language" setting here: https://forums.adobe.com/user-preferences!input.jspa

I swear I'd never touched that before. I just started receiving Chinese email one day. Very strange. Might've been some kind of "update" they did :]

Aidan656

Participant

Check your machine settings mine defaulted Photoshop back to using the Intel on board graphics instead of the dedicated card. This improved it for me and the rulers are still on.

Chuck Uebele

Community Expert

Yes, they do test it, but amazingly things slip through. Adobe is aware of this issue, and it will be fixed soon.

janne_annala

Participant

Same thing here. If I scroll with the mouse wheel very fast I can see the document still scrolling long after I've stopped scrolling the wheel.

visionvortex

Participant

I've got the same Problem. I noticed, that when you turn on "flick panning", everything works totally smoothly. Turn it off, stutters like hell. Anyone experienced the same effect?