Hi @nancy23169139fqlb We have also released an update for the plugin which you can find at: Launch Creative Cloud Desktop App. Go to Stock & Marketplace>Plugins>Manage Plugins Update button is highlighted with Adobe Design to Print Plugin, Select it to update the plugin. You can choose to uninstall it from Creative Cloud Desktop App with the following steps: 1. Launch Creative Cloud Desktop App. 2. Go to Stock & Marketplace>Plugins>Manage Plugins 3. Click on the 3 dots pop-up menu for Ad...
Kindly update to Photoshop 23.3 version, as we have fixed the crash in the same. Also few users have responded that no crash has occured for them with new update. If you have Adobe Design To Print plugin installed, then it is also one of the reasons for the crash on launch. Please update the latest version of the plugin from Adobe Exchange, which in turn will prevent crash.
Hi Cathy, I just want to report I have the same exact issue, with the same system you're using. I went through hoops yesterday speaking to tech-support on the phone, only to get advice about trying to update my graphics driver. That's not how the Mac operating system works, if there's an update on that it will come automatically in the Software Update. Did you ever find a solution? They told me this was not a known issue but it certainly sounds like it, so someone else with a similar problem in the forum. I don't know if that person has the same operating system. Hope so.
Engineering has some indication it might be a 3rd party plug-in triggering the crash. The other workaround to try is hold down the Shift key on start-up, click "Yes" to skip loading 3rd party plug-ins.
It would be nice to get a list of installed plug-ins. Launch Photoshop, and select Help >System Info...and copy/paste the text in a reply.
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I contacted Adobe by phone. It turned out to be plugins that were the problem. The gentleman who was working with me took over my screen and I could see what he was doing, he was also explaining. The only plugin there was Adobe design to print, which I never got to work right anyway. Once he got rid of that everything worked fine. Complements to the tech helping me. He was very thorough and stayed on the line with me until I had opened and used Photoshop several times. I did see another person in the forum with the same problem and posted my results there. It was frustrating but I had a good outcomne.
I tried removing the preferences. I opened it back up and it still crashed on start up. I have downgraded, so I'm going to leave it until there's more clarity on what might be going on, it seems as if some people had success by removing the preferences.
I just saw your post. I'm glad it worked out for you. I actually tried to remove the preferences and turn them back to default, but I still have the problem at start up, so since it was default preferences there wouldn't be any of those other things I might have had added. Glad yours is fixed!
Hi Jeffrey, is this a known issue? Unfortunately, I have the same problem on the latest version of mac. When I worked with a tech-support person they told me that I should update my driver and contact Apple. This didn't make sense because my driver update is included in my latest System update. I'll tried this again, this time I removed the preferences as other people have done and it worked for them, unfortunately even with the default preferences I still have a problem. I downgraded but I'd really love to know what's happening . I have course rather not just spin my wheels with tech-support for hours. Maybe you could pass this on to the engineers. These are my specs: thanks!
I've uninstalled photoshop, reinstalled, tried going back to an earlier version- nothing. Started, restarted a zillion times. My deadline is approaching and I can't work! yikes- what's going on?
Can't launch photoshop- it opens for a second or 2 then crashes immediately.
using imac late 2015 w monterey 12.2.1 and latest photoshop cc.
Let's make sure we're in a default state and there are no stale setting somewhere: Restore your preferences using this manual method: https://helpx.adobe.com/photoshop/using/preferences.html#Manually Does it work correctly? If that doesn't solve it, you can quit Photoshop and put the Settings folder back. If it does solve the problem, I would like to get the folder of settings to try and figure out what is bad with them.
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I just updated to MACOS Monterey 12.2.1. Since then, Photoshop 23.2.1 crashes upon opening. Any suggestions on how to fix this? I can't open anything or change any settings in the app as it quits almost the moment after it opens.
Same here. Oddly enough, 23.2 was working fine, albeit curiously laggy at times, until I updated it today to 23.2.1. I uninstalled it, reinstalled it, restarted the computer several times, refreshed my accessibility settings, took it back down to 23.2, and even then it continued to crash. Thinking it may be an operating system issue, I even updated from Big Sur to Monterey, but the problem persisted. The only thing that fixed it was taking it back down to 23.1.1.
One strange observation I made is that after trying to launch 23.2.1, I heard the fan come on on my iMac, which is something that never, ever happens. It must've been working extra hard to try to resolve whatever conflict there was.
If you had "Adobe Design to Print" plug-in installed, doublecheck that there are no remaining components installed using the manual uninstall steps below:
1. Close Adobe Photoshop, if running 2. Delete Extension Go to /Library/Application Support/Adobe/CEP/extensions/ and delete ‘com.adobe.designtoPrint’ folder Or Go to /Users/<username>/Library/Application Support/Adobe/CEP/extensions/ and delete ‘com.adobe.designtoPrint’ folder 3. Delete Plug-in and Generator folder Go to /Applications/Adobe Photoshop CC 2022/Plug-ins/ and delete ‘Generator’ folder and AdobeDesigntoPrint.plugin Perform same steps for other Adobe Photoshop CC versions. 4. Delete FBS folder Go to /Users/<username>/Library/Application Support/Adobe/Adobe Design to Print and delete ‘FBS’ folder
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I'm not seeing any submitted crash reports from you in our system. If you haven't done so already, please submit all Crash Reports along with your email address: https://helpx.adobe.com/photoshop/kb/submit-crash-reports.html That will help us diagnose the crash.
The crash report says it's submitting it to apple, not adobe. I followed directions and the adobe crash reporter is on., but I'm not getting it, just the apple one. I can copy it into a text edit file...where do I send that?