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Bob at IndigoHealth
Inspiring
September 19, 2025

P: PS 26.11 Depth Blur Neural Filter: We've temporarily disabled this filter because of an error

  • September 19, 2025
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In Photoshop 26.11 on Windows 11, the Depth Blur neural filter is broken. It refuses to do anything. It just puts up a message (at the top of the filter panel) saying the filter has been disabled due to an error.

 

I reverted to 26.10 and the filter works in that version.

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Inspiring
September 28, 2025

Similarly on Mac Sequoia 15.6.1

Participant
September 27, 2025

Al entrar a Neural filters y utilizar  el desenfoque de profundidad, la aplicacion se bloquea y deja de responder. La barra se progrso empieza a avnzar y se detiene.  PHOTOSHOP se bloquea y es necesario forzar salida para continuar.  Las otras aplicaviones de Neural Filters si estan funcionando. Lo mismo sucede con photoshop Beta 27.

Plataforma Mac0s 26, Photosop 2025 26.11

creative explorer
Community Expert
Community Expert
September 28, 2025

@eduardoh23611243 it's a known issue—The most reliable temporary fix is to revert to Photoshop version 26.10 (or whatever version worked for you previously) using the Creative Cloud desktop app. Or if you want you could try to uncheck the GPU (although, it would be slower!) Go to Photoshop > Settings (or Preferences) > Performance. In the "Graphics Processor Settings" section, click the Advanced Settings button. Try changing the Drawing Mode from Advanced to Normal or Basic. You can also try unchecking "Use Graphics Processor" entirely and restart Photoshop. If the filter now runs (albeit very slowly), it confirms a GPU conflict. You can then try updating or rolling back your macOS version to affect the graphics drivers.

 

m
Participant
September 29, 2025
Muchas gracias por su respuesta,ya regrese a la version 26.10, Esto se
corregirá en versiones posteriores?
Bob at IndigoHealth
Inspiring
September 27, 2025

Please up-vote the post. One would hope that Adobe would prioritize fixing obvious bugs like this, but vote count is apparently part of the criteria for deciding what gets addressed.

Ged_Traynor
Community Expert
Community Expert
September 27, 2025

@Bob at IndigoHealth I'm seeing that as well in version 26.11

SHP Photography
Participating Frequently
September 24, 2025

I am having the same problem with the Neural filters, not just Depth Map. I have deleted them and re-downloaded but no change. I noticed that there were issues with Photoshop (beta) 26.11 are these a carry over bug from the beta?

URock
Participant
September 25, 2025

Same to me. The neural filters doesn't work anymore on 26.11

Participating Frequently
September 24, 2025

26.11 has killed the Lens Blur neural filter. On my Mac it stops with "Processing on device" bar half filled. This came in with Beta 26.11 and is still not working in Beta 27.0. It is no longer possible to create depth map masks.

Wildlife_in_Pixels
Inspiring
September 24, 2025

It seems to have killed off ALL neural filters, including Depth Blur, which is critical for creating depth maps.
If I roll back to 26.10, everything is back to working correctly.

Most of us prefer to have things that work, so come on Adobe, fix your stuff will you!

Noel Orridge
Community Manager
Community Manager
September 24, 2025

Hi, @davidt25885364. Thank you for reaching out! I'm sorry to hear about your issue with the Depth Blur Neural Filter. 

 

Here are a few things you can try to get them working better:

 

1) Clear Photoshop cache: Edit > Purge > All.

2) Reset your preferences: It is recommended that you back them up first. Please check out this HelpX article for steps and more information: Preferences in Photoshop

 

For known issues and workarounds please refer to this HelpX article: Neural Filters: Provide feedback to Adobe on Photoshop Neural Filters and see known issues


Thanks a bunch!

Noel
Participating Frequently
September 19, 2025

Bug Report: Photoshop Crashes with Intel® Arc™ A140T GPU

System Configuration:

  • CPU: Intel® Core™ Ultra 9 285H

  • GPU: Intel® Arc™ A140T

  • OS: Windows 11 (latest version)

  • Photoshop Version: Latest (Creative Cloud, as of September 2025)

  • Intel Graphics Driver: Version 32.0.101.7029

Issue Description: When GPU acceleration is enabled in Photoshop, the application frequently crashes—especially when using Camera Raw Filter and working with masks. The program either freezes or closes unexpectedly. With GPU acceleration disabled, Photoshop runs relatively stable, but performance is limited.

Steps Taken:

  • All drivers and software are up to date

  • GPU acceleration disabled → stable performance

  • GPU acceleration enabled → instability, especially during AI-based features in Camera Raw

  • System set to high performance mode

  • Virtual memory manually adjusted

Expected Behavior: Stable operation of Photoshop with GPU acceleration enabled on Intel Arc A140T, particularly during RAW editing and mask-based workflows. Requesting feedback on whether a driver or software update is planned to resolve these compatibility issues.

Kevin Stohlmeyer
Community Expert
Community Expert
September 22, 2025

@ingof51986516 The A140T is a mobile GPU which may account for some of the issues. You can see if Intel has a driver that is for studio work, not gaming - but the A140 was built for gaming/mobile application usage. 

Kevin Stohlmeyer
Community Expert
Community Expert
September 22, 2025

@ingof51986516 unfortunately, Adobe won't release a fix for specific driver issues unless it was widespread. This appears to be isolated to this specific GPU which may not be compatible if a driver from Intel does not resolve.