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Reset InDesign Preferences and Other Troubleshooting

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Adobe InDesign 2024 Troubleshooting How-to Guide

This article is about how to reset preferences as well as a step-by-step checklist strategy of what to do when your InDesign app crashes or your document becomes corrupted. What do you do when InDesign 2024 (and past versions) is crashing? Here is a checklist of ideas:

 

Generalities

 

Isolate the source problem

Is the problem the InDesign application, or something wrong with your file, or something wrong with your computer OS? InDesign won’t start, or file won’t open, or file opens and crashes, or crashes on same page?

 

Do you have enough RAM?

You need at least 16GB of RAM to run InDesign effectively.

 

Restart your computer

Quit InDesign, restart your computer, and try to start it again, with no other programs running.

 

Did you try a different computer?

If you can, move/copy the InDesign document and linked graphics to open on a different computer. If it works ok, that might indicate that the computer or its operating system or its application has a problem. A variation on this idea is to try to open the document in a different username login. This could indicate if you have a corrupt user cache.

 

Run your Mac or Windows Utilities

Before you start any programs, try running housekeeping operating system utilities like DiskWarrior or CCleaner before starting InDesign again. Some Windows 10/11 users manually empty the Temp folder on a regular basis.

 

Force a screen redraw

Sometimes the screen is not redrawing. Try: Shift-F5 to force a redraw. What looks like a bug will often vanish. Cmd+Opt+/ (macOS) or Ctrl+Alt+/ (Win) will force InDesign to recompose the text and also refreshes the screen.

 

Windows 10/11: Required Fonts

See Font Settings.  There is a Check Box to “Hide fonts based on language settings.” Also “Restore default font settings” will help in case you delete fonts you needed.

 

Round up the usual font suspects

Font Doctor can diagnose and repair fonts, a common reason for crashing.

http://www.extensis.com/font-management/fontdoctor/

 

Same problem in a new file?

Do you get the same problem in a new file, or does it only happen in one problem file? This can help you determine if its the InDesign application or a corrupt file.

 

Move from network to hard drive

Working on a network server drive can work OK. But, if you are having trouble, try packaging the InDesign file (File > Package) to a folder on your local hard drive, and work local. Network problems can cause crashing. InDesign 2017 and newer is better at network drives.

 

Keyboard shortcuts not working

Usually caused by a 3rd-party software, possibly a browser plug-in. Try rebooting and loading InDesign. If it works, then load the browser and see if it breaks.

 

Missing File Info dialog

Missing the File Info dialog? Locate and delete the DVADialogPrefs.xml file and restart InDesign 202x.

 

Running Slow

 

Running slow on macOS or Windows

Some macOS users suggest turning off Time Machine to see if InDesign runs better and faster. Some macOS users have had to turn off GPU in Preferences to resolve screen display problems and slowdown issues. Some report that InDesign runs better and faster after they delete all traces of PostScript T1 fonts in the operating system, whether macOS or Windows.

 

InDesign features that slow you down, but you can turn them off:

Preferences > General > Show Home Screen When No Documents Are Open can be turned off.

Preferences > Display Performance > set to Typical renders the images at screen-rez, but sacrifices color management.

Preferences > Interface > Options > Live Screen Drawing can be set to Never and it will draw more quickly.

Preferences > File Handling > Saving InDesign files > Save Preview Images switches can be set to off.

Preferences > Type > Smart Text Reflow could be turned off.

Preferences > Advanced Type > Type Contextual Controls are two text switches that can slow down InDesign.

Live Preflight can be turned off by deselecting the On checkbox.

Pages Panel > panel menu button > Panel Options allows you to deselect Show Thumbnails.

Hyperlinks > panel menu button > and deselect Auto Update URL Status.

Assignment panel: Consider removing completed assignments to lighten the load.

Threaded Textframes: consider flowing and threading text for only a few pages/frames instead of many.

Paragraph styles that are simple can speed up InDesign. Consider leaving out GREP passive formatting styles.

Cross-References will slow down InDesign. Consider saving them for last.

 

High CPU Usage because of cephtmlengine makes sluggish slow operation

https://helpx.adobe.com/x-productkb/global/high_cpu_usage_cephtmlengine.html

 

Component Information dialog

Hold down the Cmd key while you choose InDesign > About InDesign (macOS), or the Ctrl key while you choose Help > About InDesign (Win). The Component Information dialog can tell you potentially useful info about the history of your file.

 

User cannot start InDesign

With admin privileges, create a new user and launch InDesign. This will tell you whether or not the user account is corrupted.

 

Updating to InDesign 2024

While installing, Import Previous Settings and Preferences might trigger operational issues for some. If so, turn this off. On the other hand, this feature has worked well for me when I have used it.

 

Resetting InDesign

 

Reset (aka trashing) preferences (1)

Custom preferences are written to file each time you quit InDesign, but can get corrupted if it crashes.

Simply delete them (or move them elsewhere) and restart. InDesign will write a new set of preferences. Press modifier keys immediately as/after you click on the InDesign icon. Press Cmd+Opt+Ctrl+Shift (macOS) or Ctrl+Alt+Shift (Win). Click Yes to this message:

Startup Alert: Delete InDesign Preference files?

 

NEW!

If you have updated to InDesign version 19.3, a new way to reset preferences is to go to Preferences > General > and click on "Reset Preferences on Quit" and then quit and restart. Thanks Adobe! We have been asking for this a long time!

 

But maybe you want to change your mind (1b)

If you want to to protect a backup copy, do this:

Start InDesign 2024 (or your older version)

Open Scripts panel (Window > Utilities > Scripts)

Right-click on the User folder, and choose Reveal in Finder (macOS) or Reveal in Explorer (Win)

This is a folder named Scripts Panel in the Mac Finder or Win Explorer. Go one level above this folder to the preferences file named InDesign Defaults. If you make a backup copy of this file, you can restore it (copy it back) if the original file becomes corrupt.

 

NEW! 

Version 19.3: After getting all your many preferences to your liking, export those settings. 

File > User Settings > Export User Settings ...

Save your preferences in a named file in a folder and thereafter you have the ability to import those clean settings:

File > User Settings > Import User Settings ...

This may save you a lot of resetting time the next time you have to reset preferences because of troubleshooting.

 

Reset (aka trashing) preferences (2)

To reset manually, delete InDesign Defaults and InDesign SavedData files, and restart InDesign.

Here is the folder location for the InDesign Defaults:

macOS: Home > Library > Preferences > Adobe InDesign > Version 19 > en_US > InDesign Defaults

Windows 10/11: Users > UserName > AppData > Roaming > Adobe > InDesign > Version 19 > en_US > InDesign Defaults

Here is the folder location for the InDesign SavedData:

macOS: Home > Library > Caches > Adobe InDesign > Version 19 > en_US >

Windows 10/11: Users > AppData > Local > Adobe > InDesign > Version 19 > en_US > Caches >

I usually visit this Caches folder to delete the InDesign SavedData file (when I manually reset preferences by finding and deleting InDesign Defaults and InDesign SavedData), but you might need to go into the InDesign Recovery sub-folder and delete all the files inside if you are caught in a restart/crash loop.

Some say the keyboard method works better than the manual file delete method. In worst cases, some users delete all files under these two folder locations.

 

Reset InDesign preferences more deeply (3)

UI (user interface) problems where a panel either doesn't open or opens up empty are often cache related, so you might try deleting the Caches before Preferences so you don’t lose your customized settings. Close all Adobe applications and try renaming the folders from the following locations:

macOS
~/Library/Caches/com.adobe.indesign
~/Library/Preferences/Adobe InDesign
Rename Adobe InDesign and com.adobe.InDesign to Adobe InDesign.old and com.adobe.InDesign.old and
restart launch InDesign from the Creative Cloud app.
Rename the CEP folder to CEP.old from the following location:
/Library/Application Support/Adobe
If that does not help, rename the UXP folder to UXP.old from the following locations:
/Library/Application Support/Adobe
~/Library/Application Support/Adobe

Windows OS

Close InDesign; then rename these InDesign folders:

C:\Users\user\AppData\Roaming\Adobe\InDesign

C:\Users\user\AppData\Local\Adobe\InDesign

In both places, rename the InDesign folder to InDesign.old. Now try to relaunch/restart InDesign

 

Reset with the nuclear option (4)

If that does not help either, uninstall the application using the CC Cleaner tool and reinstall from the Creative Cloud Desktop app.

 

InDesign is crashing

 

Turn off Type Contextual Controls

Preferences > Advanced Type > Type Contextual Controls. This is a feature that shows you alternate glyphs. In CC 2017 and possibly newer, this feature seems to be buggy, or at least overly-taxing on the computer system. Try turning these features off. I still turn these off, because they are seldom needed.

 

Turn off GPU Performance

If you are using InDesign CC 2015.4 (or later) on a GPU-equipped Mac with Retina display, disable the GPU Performance feature in Preferences > GPU Performance or View > Preview on CPU and see if your problem stops.     

 

Close docked and floating panels

Sometimes files crash with certain panels open, but when the panels are closed, the file doesn’t crash. A quick way to temporarily hide all panels on the screen is to press the Tab key (when you don’t have text selected), or Shift-Tab to hide all panels except the Tools panel.

 

Remove third-party plug-ins, if any

The most common problem is font activation plug-ins, since they rely on the OS, InDesign, and the plug-in all to work well together. Try shutting down font management software. Look in the Plug-ins folder in the InDesign folder in Applications (Mac) or Program Files (Windows) to remove (or move to another location) plug-ins from InDesign.

 

Crash on Print or Export to PDF

First, try the export to IDML trick. Next, try the Divide and Conquer technique. If you isolate a page, move half the objects to the pasteboard and test again.

If it is a graphic, open the graphic file and re-save to a new filename and different format. Place it back onto the page. If it is a textframe, copy the text out to a text editor to remove all formatting. Try to replace back in.

 

Reinstall InDesign

You might try to uninstall and then reinstall InDesign using the Creative Cloud app. Some run the Adobe cleaner utility before reinstalling:

https://helpx.adobe.com/creative-cloud/kb/cc-cleaner-tool-installation-problems.html

 

InDesign Auto Recovery crashing

InDesign temporarily saves, or caches, information about the documents you are working on, to be recovered if InDesign crashes. When you restart, InDesign attempts to recover and reopen the problem file, causing it to crash again. The solution to this is to delete the cache files:

macOS: Home > Library > Caches > Adobe InDesign > Version 19 >  en_US > InDesign Recovery > RecoveryData (or even the whole folder)

Windows 10/11: Users > Username > AppData > Local > Adobe > InDesign > Version 19 > en_US > Caches > InDesign Recovery > RecoveryData (or whole folder)

 

Win 10/11: Recent Files

Right-click on the InDesign icon in the taskbar. Under “Recent” there were files that InDesign kept looking for. Right-click on the file and “Remove from this list.” Shut down InDesign with Task Manager and then restart.

 

macOS Crashing

In the Fall of 2023, many macOS users are finding that their macOS needed to be patched/updated and the crashing went away. Some of those macOS users further had to roll back to 18.3 or 18.4 because it was happening with 18.5. Some tried upgrading to v19 to get past the problem. 

 

Finding Hidden files

 

macOS: show Library folder

Make the user Library folder visible in macOS:

Method 1: In the Finder, choose Go > Go to Folder. In the Go To Folder dialog box, type ~/Library. Click Go.

Method 2: Hold down the Opt key when using the Go menu. The Library folder shows. Note: drag the Library icon to the Dock, sidebar, or toolbar, making it accessible.

Method 3: Launch Terminal, type the following:

chflags nohidden ~/Library

and press Return. Enter the password, and press Return. Close Terminal. The Library folder is now visible in Finder.

 

macOS: Reset permissions in Terminal

Launch Terminal, and type the following:

sudo chmod -R 777 /Users/<user>/Library/Preferences/Adobe InDesign

sudo chmod -R 777 /Users/<user>/Library/Caches/Adobe InDesign

sudo chmod -R 777 /Users/<user>/Library/Application Support

 

Win 10/11: AppData folder is hidden

In Windows, open File Explorer and go to Tools > Folder Options > View Tab, and then scroll down and check the radio button to show hidden files and folders.

 

Salvage the document

 

Export to IDML

IDML (File > Export > InDesign Markup IDML) is a way to write an InDesign document to XML code. Export to IDML, then close the original file, and open the IDML to a new file sometimes cleans the file of corruption.

 

Divide and conquer

Delete half the pages, and see if the problem goes away. If so, now you know which half of the file is the problem. Return to the original file, and remove half of the section you previously removed. Keep deleting segments of the file to narrow the problem to a single page or pages. Rebuild those pages to heal the problem.

Another way to find a corrupt page is to export all the pages as .jpg files. The page after the last .jpg successfully-exported page will likely be the corrupt, failed page. This is a faster method way to divide and conquer than deleting half the pages in the document.

 

Push damaged pages into a new file

Use the Move Pages command in the Pages panel menu to push pages from a damaged document into a new document with the same page setup.

 

Delete a text frame

A single corrupt story can be the source of the problem. Try exporting all the text, then deleting one or more of the text frames and see if the problem clears. If so, replace the exported text into new text frames.

 

Delete a graphics frame

Actually, any frame object can be the source of crashing. Try deleting a frame object to resolve crashing.

 

Delete styles and swatches

Try deleting (first the unused) paragraph, character, object, table, and cell styles, and color swatches, and see if the problem clears.

 

Export text to recover assets

Sometimes you need to get the text out of the file so that you can rebuild the project. Try exporting the text (File > Export > Text Only), or try ExportAllStories.jsx script.

 

Convert a PDF to a new InDesign file

Try exporting to PDF, and using PDF2ID to convert back to InDesign.

https://www.recosoft.com/products/pdf2id/

 

Acrobat Pro’s Export To command

Acrobat’s File > Export To command can extract to a Word .docx or PowerPoint .pptx so that you can rebuild. Yes, that will cost much time.

 

DTP File Recovery Service

Markzware offers a File Recovery Service. You pay the larger fee only if they are able to recover your file.

http://markzware.com/products/file-recovery-service/

 

Preventive advice

 

Save-As frequently

InDesign files are databases of all objects you’ve ever placed on your page, even those that you’ve deleted. Occasionally do a File > Save As and to save over the original file. This will compact and clean up the file, keeping the database smaller, and less prone to corruption.

 

Keep a chain of version backups

Practice saving named backups. If the document corrupts, you can go back to a workable version without much loss. Files saved in Dropbox have backups. A free plug-in called Radish can save versions for you. Mac Time Machine could be a resource to retrieve an older version.

 

Don’t build in a single document

Some say it is better to break the large project into smaller files, and use the Book feature (File > New > Book) to help manage the individual document files.

 

Don’t fill pasteboard with objects

Don’t store objects on the pasteboard, the area beyond the page. It makes the file larger, and printing slows down. Instead, use Libraries (File > New > Library) and/or CC Libraries (Window > CC Libraries) to store extras. Or make XML Snippets (File > Export > InDesign Snippet) for storing objects that you might re-use later. Or plan and build a donor InDesign file with correctly-made examples of pieces of your documents, and this could be designed to complement your branding guidelines.

 

macOS: reset font caches

A frequent cause of app crashing. Use Safe Mode to delete font caches on macOS. Safe mode prevents your Mac from loading login items, system extensions, and many fonts. It deletes system caches including font caches, which are automatically re-created on restart.

If Apple silicon: Shut down your Mac. Turn on your Mac and continue to press and hold the power button until you see the startup options window. Select your startup disk, then press and hold the Shift key while clicking Continue in Safe Mode. Log in to your Mac. You might be asked to log in again.

If Intel processor: Turn on or restart your Mac, then immediately press and hold the Shift key as your Mac starts up. Release the key when you see the login window, then log in to your Mac. You might be asked to log in again. On either the first or second login window, you should see Safe Boot in the upper-right corner of the window.

If the issue doesn't continue while in safe mode, leave safe mode by restarting your Mac normally. Then test for the font issue again.

Use FontNuke utility to remove and reset macOS font caches:

https://www.jamapi.com/products/fontnuke/

 

PostScript Type 1 fonts

Old PostScript Type 1 fonts should by now be long gone and are no longer supported since January 2023.

 

macOS: avoid system dfonts

macOS: Avoid using system .dfonts in documents.

 

General font advice

Remove old PostScript Type 1 fonts. Use only OpenType versions of fonts. Don’t have multiple versions installed. Even having a sub-folder of “Document fonts” can potentially cause multiple font confusion, so trying renaming or moving/removing that sub-folder when troubleshooting missing font confusion.

 

Use linked graphics

Don’t copy and paste artwork from Illustrator and other programs into InDesign. This makes the file more prone to corruption. Instead, always use File > Place to place .ai and .psd graphics. If InDesign always crashes on a particular page, it might be that placed graphic that is corrupt; therefore replacing the placed (not pasted) graphic can be an easier operation.

 

Get assistance

 

Adobe help documentation

Recover damaged InDesign documents:

https://helpx.adobe.com/indesign/kb/troubleshoot-file-issues.html

New with InDesign is an automatic checking for damage as you open the file. If it detects corruption, InDesign automatically repairs it.

 

Adobe InDesign Support Community user forums

Research your questions on these two public forums:

https://forums.adobe.com/community/indesign

https://indesignsecrets.com/forums

 

Other outside help

Adobe might be able to help: email or link your file to idfile@adobe.com.

Visit for help: https://TrainingOnsite.com.

 

Known issues

Try searching for “fixed” or “known issues”. Bear in mind that InDesign does not run well on M1-chipped Macs until you upgrade to InDesign 16.3 or newer. 

https://helpx.adobe.com/indesign/kb/known-issues.html

https://helpx.adobe.com/indesign/kb/macos-big-sur-compatibility.html

https://helpx.adobe.com/InDesign/kb/crash-on-launch.html

 

Sometimes it might involve the Creative Cloud App

Visit the page: "Fix Errors Installing the Adobe App"

https://helpx.adobe.com/download-install/kb/failed-install-creative-cloud-desktop.html

and/or this page:

https://helpx.adobe.com/creative-cloud/kb/troubleshoot-install-logs-cc.html

and/or this page:

https://helpx.adobe.com/creative-cloud/kb/troubleshoot-common-addon-installation-issues.html

 

Thanks to all

This list was compiled with the help of all the expert InDesign people on this forum and is occasionally edited and updated ■

 

Mike Witherell
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Fabulous advice.

I have bookmarked this page for future reference.

 

Thank you Mike!

 

|    Bevi Chagnon   |  Designer & Technologist for Accessible Documents
|    Classes & Books for Accessible InDesign, PDFs & MS Office |

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You are welcome, Bevi. Thanks for your contribution to this evolving list!

Mike Witherell

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Thank you, Mike! So great to have all that collected into one list!

 

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Thanks, Mike! This will surely help other community members. 

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Thank-you, Mike!  As an 'intermediate' user/learner your list is invaluable!!  So far, the only real problems I have experienced with InDesign docs are ones that I have created myself.  Hoping to get some 'real-world' work soon, and expect that I will run into issues where your list of trouble-shoots and preventative suggestions will save large parts of my anatomy and brain!  😉

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You are welcome! It is important to conserve both anatomy and brain!

Mike Witherell

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Divide and conquer

Instead of wasting time to do it manually - it's quicker to export document as JPEGs - page after the last exported JPEG will be the location of the problem. [This excellent thought has been incorporated into the above content.]

 

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Another tip:

 

How to quickly get rid of all unused *Styles, Colors, Layers, etc. - clear the document ?

 

Copy ALL Pages to a new document 😉

 

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Hello Mr. Witherell, 

Informative article here, thank you! 

Lot's of healthy take aways for me, and reflection. Raw data like this needed. 
Best regards, 

Learning how important data is. Develop relationships with the same effort as we do extend to art forms. 70% of my current workload deal with managing my consulting firm and learning code and the remainder of it goes to real estate, where I am a commercial real estate top producer with industrial as a niche. Love collabs team first attitude, tech & art. Own acres worth of cultivation and have ops in the space.

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You are welcome! This is an evolving list thanks to all the regulars on this forum and gets a minor edit as new things are seen.

Mike Witherell

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https://community.adobe.com/t5/indesign-discussions/troubleshooting-weird-indesign-problems-101-erro... - here the old thread about. 

 

 

Remember, never say you can't do something in InDesign, it's always just a question of finding the right workaround to get the job done. © David Blatner

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This is a very helpful resource! Thank you Mike!

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Great info if I was looking for it. But Adobe seems to think this is the top answer to why Illustrator isn't launching.

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This was great — fixed my missing tabs panel.

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This is GREAT Mike!

 

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I just looked at the FontNuke.app. It doesn't seem to be compatible with Monterey or Ventura  ;-(

 

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I don't know if this long post was for me but why was it posted to me?

None of it has anything to do with the problem I am having.

 

Thanks

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This post was not for you but for the general InDesign audience. 

 

What do you mean "posted to me"? Did someone recommend the link to this thread? 

 

 

David Creamer: Community Expert (ACI and ACE 1995-2023)

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quote

What do you mean "posted to me"? Did someone recommend the link to this thread? 

By @Creamer Training

 

Yes, me, on some other thread. 

 

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Reading the other thread about your text placement problems. The suggestion was to rebuild your preferences (did you?) and the link to this thread was in case you needed to find out how.

 

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Thanks for all this information! I had the problem when suddenly no tool menus or panels were displaying. I ended up renaming the InDesign folders with a .old extension, and that did the trick! I've bookmarked this document for future reference. Thanks, again!!

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