Upgrade your copy of Photoshop (beta) to version 25 or higher.

I have updated Lightroom classic, Photoshop, and Photoshop beta as of today. Lightroom classic to Photoshop beta works fine. However, it is impossible for me to open any files ( I tried raw and tiff) into Photoshop. Lightroom, classic defaults to beta when opening files, and there's no way to change that to "normal" Photoshop. In order to attempt to open in Photoshop I must first make sure that PS is already open. Then I tell LRC to open in Photoshop. Photoshop window then opens, but the file never comes up, never opens. I can do a screen video of this behavior if necessary. But I assure you it's not working and I am fully up-to-date.

I don't want the newest build because it won't let me put a background on my tasteful artistic nudes. I was using an older version of Beta and it worked fine until now. I want to be able to use it on my images. This is a big problem, as it it my livelihood.

Thanks

Die Photoshop Beta Version lässt sich in der Creative Cloud nicht updaten. Die Generative Fill funktion funktioniert daher nicht mehr.

Well done, Adobe. They break Lightroom classic by making it next to impossible to export to/use PS as an external editor, then insist we update to it. Either way you don't get generative fill, so why bother!

Just fyi...I put this in a reply to someone else but in case it was overlooked.  LrC and Beta 25 are working together - files open into PS from LR and GF works, but only with PSD files.  Raw and DNG files do not want to open in PS from LR for some reason.  You will probably need to go back that the previous version of LrC if you want that to happen.  I haven't tested Tiff files, but my Raws and DNGs will not open in PS from LR.

Yeah, this isn't ready for prime time... The AI fill keeps annoyingly shoving itself to the center of the photo your working on.... the generated fill is often  wrong.... the warning popups about community standards violations are troubleing.... (you're now wanting to police our thougth and speech??? Seriously?   And when did "ancient" become a bad word??_)     If you have the Beta version, you lose the standard content aware fill.  For some reason that option is no longer valid even when the "help" points you to that spot in the pulldowns.   Now Bridge opens things in BETA without giving you the option of the true Photoshop program?!! that's truly annoying.  So if you use bridge and raw editor, you can only use the BETA version of PS?

Might wanna take some more time and get this right before release.

That would be fine if 25.0 was working properly.  Now, you can't use the earlier ones either.  Thanks, Adobe! The last time that there was a brush tool for select and mask that worked was with 24.6. Until 2 days ago, I was happily using that version because it worked. Then that one stopped working. After 2 1/2 hours with support yesterday and 2 uninstall and reinstalls, it was determined that 24.7 worked best.  Now, that won't work for generative fill. So, right now, you have a great version with 24.6 and we can't use it.

Same Lightroom problem as everyone else here. Very adobe to make an incredible feature only to break everyones workflows in the next release...

It is a public beta with a feature that is being touted all over the place.  Adobe broke a fundamental functionality of their product (connectivity to Lightroom), which implies poor internal testing, before releasing said public beta update.  That's just bad software practice.  And now they are forcing us to use the updated public beta with this failure if we want to use the touted new feature even though they have known about the fundamental failure for weeks before making that decision.  That's just a disgregard for their customers, of which I have been one for years.  Having been in software development for 30+ years, I can tell you that our customers would have complained and demanded a fix to this backslide in functionality ASAP if we had done this kind of thing, even with a beta.

So the "It's just a beta" argument is not very persuasive to me.