/t5/photoshop-ecosystem-bugs/p-undo-history-is-not-functioning-as-it-should-photoshop-v24-1/idi-p/13427210Dec 16, 2022
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Command+Z is acting erratic and is not reverting to the prior state. I've experienced it undoing several recent changes but also jumping to random layers. Is there a bug? Can you please advise?
/t5/photoshop-ecosystem-bugs/p-undo-history-is-not-functioning-as-it-should-photoshop-v24-1/idc-p/13449816#M71779Dec 28, 2022
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Using Mac, latest PS (24.1) same issue.
What happens for me is: I work on an image, and if I use command+Z more than 1 step the program takes me back to a state where I more or less just opened the file and set up four layers and made a fill/gradient. Severly anoying.
/t5/photoshop-ecosystem-bugs/p-undo-history-is-not-functioning-as-it-should-photoshop-v24-1/idc-p/13452632#M71932Dec 29, 2022
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I'm currently using Photoshop 2023 version 24.1.0 , and ever since it updated from 2022 to 2023 it's been having this bug where when I use Ctrl+Z, it reversed way more than just once and I can't go forward to try and reverse it. I tried restarting Photoshop and my computer a few times. I have also updated my Macbook Pro to Ventura 13.1 hoping this would help, but it didn't. The bug doesn't happen every time I press Ctrl+Z, but it does still happen quite a bit. Which sucks because I'm facing deadlines.
How can I solve this? There's no update available and I don't know how else to fix it.
This bug has been reported, and I will move your post to the primary bug report thread. Some have resolved it by reverting to 24.0.1 for a temporary fix.
Be sure to click the Upvote button at the top of the thread.
This bug has been reported, and I will move your post to the primary bug report thread. Some people have resolved it by reverting to 24.0.1 for a temporary fix.
/t5/photoshop-ecosystem-bugs/p-undo-history-is-not-functioning-as-it-should-photoshop-v24-1/idc-p/13458615#M72194Jan 01, 2023
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Over the last few days, while working on Photoshop, I'll click Ctrl Z and for some reason instead of undoing the last change I made to the file, it will randomly remove the last 30+ minutes of work I completed. Once this happens there is no way to undo it because anything that was done before is no longer in the History of the file. However, it's not like it resets back to the last point in the saved file either - there are usually a handful of instances in the history still.
/t5/photoshop-ecosystem-bugs/p-undo-history-is-not-functioning-as-it-should-photoshop-v24-1/idc-p/13459073#M72157Jan 02, 2023
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Same problem on Mac OS X Monterey with Photoshop 24.1: after a Command Z, Photoshop sometimes and randomly reverts to a very old historical state (My history is set to 1000 steps). And you lose all your work...
Same problem on Mac OS X Monterey with Photoshop 24.1: after a Command Z, Photoshop sometimes and randomly reverts to a very old historical state (My history is set to 1000 steps).
Bajram, some folks on this thread have reverted to 24.0.1 as a temporary fix until Adobe addresses the issue. Can you try that?
A side note: if setting your history to 1000 steps is slowing Photoshop down or if you run into scratch disk issues in the future, you might want to consider using a lower number. The default is 50. (Also, the last version of macOSX was Catalina — Monterey is macOS12.) See details here about setting the number for the history states:
/t5/photoshop-ecosystem-bugs/p-undo-history-is-not-functioning-as-it-should-photoshop-v24-1/idc-p/13459303#M72174Jan 02, 2023
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Hello Jane-e, thank you for your reply.
I've been using Photoshop version 24.0.1 for two hours without any issues. So I reported the bug and the workaround to my community : https://www.bajram.com/2023/01/02/gros-bug-photoshop-2023/ (I'm a French comic book artist). I hope this will be fixed soon.
About the 1000 history steps, I'm using a big computer with multiple SSDs, so it doesn't slow down the machine at all. My only regret is not being able to keep all the steps during a working session. When drawing with Photoshop, each touch of the pen creates a history step, so 1000 steps really isn't enough.
/t5/photoshop-ecosystem-bugs/p-undo-history-is-not-functioning-as-it-should-photoshop-v24-1/idc-p/13459715#M72195Jan 02, 2023
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I'm meeting the same problem. (btw I'm on macOS Monterey)
I noticed that sometimes the history log would stop recording new steps. In this case I can still save the file(and the saving step won't be shown in history log too), then reopening the file might solve this problem(Doesn't work all the time)
I didn't change any of my settings after upgrading to v 24.1
/t5/photoshop-ecosystem-bugs/p-undo-history-is-not-functioning-as-it-should-photoshop-v24-1/idc-p/13459763#M72196Jan 02, 2023
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Ya, that is basically what I've had to do, that and save more often. Its just annoying.
At first I thought I was accidentally hitting some unknown keystroke - I even thought I was Toggling the Last State with Ctrl Alt Z, but I took that keystroke out after the first time. I now know that I wasn't missing type a keystroke and that I was only using Ctrl Z.
/t5/photoshop-ecosystem-bugs/p-undo-history-is-not-functioning-as-it-should-photoshop-v24-1/idc-p/13459829#M72197Jan 02, 2023
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I'll click Ctrl Z and for some reason instead of undoing the last change I made to the file, it will randomly remove the last 30+ minutes of work I completed.
This is a known bug and Adobe is working on a fix. Some folks have reverted to 24.0.1 as a temporary fix until Adobe addresses the issue. Can you try that?
/t5/photoshop-ecosystem-bugs/p-undo-history-is-not-functioning-as-it-should-photoshop-v24-1/idc-p/13462794#M72273Jan 03, 2023
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Hello @RyanKeith , I apologize for the inconvenience and I'd like to ask if you remember what tool or action where you performing when history stopped recording.
/t5/photoshop-ecosystem-bugs/p-undo-history-is-not-functioning-as-it-should-photoshop-v24-1/idc-p/13462809#M72274Jan 03, 2023
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Hello, I apologize for the inconvenience this is causing. I'd like to request more information to troubleshoot the problem. Please if you can provide responses to the following bullets.
In the History panel, has it stopped recording entried?
What where the last few actions before using the Undo command, what tool was used, what action was done
What is the number of History states set in Preferences > Performance > History & Cache?
What are the History options checked in the History Panel? Window > History > Hamburger menu (top right) > History Options
A recording that shows the problem. This would be very valuable for troubleshooting. Please email it to clrodrig@adobe.com
/t5/photoshop-ecosystem-bugs/p-undo-history-is-not-functioning-as-it-should-photoshop-v24-1/idc-p/13462961#M72283Jan 03, 2023
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Can you please direct us to a download of the previous version? This issue is super frustrating to work around. The reason I ask is because Auto-Update is deleting my prior versions despite the preference being unselected.
/t5/photoshop-ecosystem-bugs/p-undo-history-is-not-functioning-as-it-should-photoshop-v24-1/idc-p/13464653#M72335Jan 04, 2023
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Hi
I have the same exact issue also with PS 24.1. I'm on MAC osMontery 12.5.1 It happens randomly, so except saving my file every minute, I don't know what to do to prevent it. But it's very annoying and stressfull to know that I can lose a big amount amount of work just after using a regular shortcut. I'm gonna try to downgrade my PS version toto 24.0.1 in the meantime the bug is fixed.