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Inspiring
November 2, 2018
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Scrubby Zoom doesn´t work - graphis processor is detected and been used, but the tool doesn´t work

  • November 2, 2018
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I just installed Photoshop 2019 CC and I can´t use zoom tool as before - drag to right to zoon in, to left to zoom out. This just create a square and the program zoom on the square! The "scrubby zoom" option appeared to me in Gray and it´s not avaliable.

What should I do?

I read a lot of artibles online and tried everything!

My Graphics Processor is a GeForce 1060 (notebook intel i7 with Win10).

I checked Preferences / Performance and it´s detecting and using the graphics processor.

I tried uncheck "use graphics processor" and restart Photoshop, didn´t work.

I checked Preferences / Workspace and "Narrow Options Bar" is unchecked.

I reseted preferences on Preferences/General, and didn´t work either.

This thing looks small but ir´s a big difference to me at my work, please, I thank you for any help!

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Correct answer giovannabcg

Already did everything on this link, nothing worked.


Looks like I found the problem:

If I lauch Photoshop using the icon on my Cintiq and try use it on Cintiq, Scrubby disappears!

If I launch PS using the icon on my normal monitor and use the software on the monitor, it works!

My Cintiq is plugged in my onboard graphics and the monitor in the Nvidia gtx 1060... so this is should be the problem.

2 replies

JJMack
Community Expert
Community Expert
November 3, 2018

I can check scrubby Zoom with these settings.

JJMack
Inspiring
November 3, 2018

Same settings here on Performance and Graphic Processor Advanced Settings.

But still don´t work (works on a Photoshop 2015 version)

gener7
Community Expert
Community Expert
November 3, 2018

You don't happen to have any third-party plugins?

A way to check if they are causing this problem, is to hold down the Shift key and start Photoshop.

Chuck Uebele
Community Expert
Community Expert
November 3, 2018

Have you tried checking and changing the advanced options for graphic processor use? What level do you have it set at, try changing to a different setting.

Inspiring
November 3, 2018

Yes, I tried that!

Tried all the three options, basic, normal and advanced and restarted Photoshop! But didn´t work!

Any other suggestions?
And thank you!

gener7
Community Expert
Community Expert
November 3, 2018

Try unchecking OpenCL and for good measure restart your computer.