Why did my bug report post disappear? [LOCKED]

Forum|Forum|4 years ago
December 9, 2021
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I posted a few minutes ago about an issue with neural filters, and received an award for my first post.
Yet the post has vanished, and I have received no notices of deletion. Where did it go?

[Locked by moderator, as the first post eventually showed up. See this post:

https://community.adobe.com/t5/photoshop-ecosystem-bugs/neural-filters-disabled-quot-due-to-errors-quot-in-ps-23-02/idi-p/12583410 ]

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jane-e

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@Eddy GAN art

I don't see it either. Your profile says you've made two posts, but only this one is showing. One possibility is that what we call the "Nanny Filter" automatically picked up what it thought was a bad word and sent it to spam. Sometimes it can be over zealous. Can you try again in a new post and tag it as a "Bug"?

Copy it first, just in case. If it shows up twice we can take care of that.

Jane

JJMack

Community Expert

https://community.adobe.com/t5/photoshop-ecosystem-bugs/neural-filters-disabled-quot-due-to-errors-quot-in-ps-23-02/idi-p/12583410

Yoy machine has two different GPU. Use the Nvidia control panel to set 3D Performance for Photoshop and sniffer to prefer the Nvidia GPU. You do not want Adobe Photoshop and sniffer using your Intel GPU. Photoshop has problems when there are two different GPU available for use.

JJMack

Eddy GAN artAuthor

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Thank you for your responses.
PS recognizes and uses my NVIDIA GPU now, after some Win updates and driver updates. I even played with disabling the Intel chip altogether. None of this made any difference with the filters, they still display the same error.

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