Photoshop doesn't open existing files

[byedgarfilho]

I have been editing some photos recently and a few minutes ago I tried to open some .PSD files that I had saved on my computer. To my surprise, they did not open as expected. Instead, a new window opened with the same size as the photos I was trying to open, and a "new archive" with a white background appeared. I am worried because I rely on these saved files to have specific configurations and effects applied to other photos with the same style.

Somebody can help me? Thank you!!!

[Bojan Živković]

Your screenshot displays the new dialogue that appears when you select File > New. To open a file, try using File > Open, then navigate to the file you want to open and double-click on it.

[byedgarfilho]

Exactly, but I tried to open an existing file, where is my photos editing process and instead of opening the file, the dialogue appears like I'm trying to create a new document with the same dimensions of the file, which is not the case. I tried dragging the file to photoshop's interface and also using file > open. And the same thing occurred. Any ideas what can be happening? 

[D Fosse]

Open from Windows Explorer or Bridge.

The home screen was never intended to be a file manager, and it doesn't work like one. If the file is moved or renamed elsewhere, the home screen will still point to the now empty location on disk.

[byedgarfilho]

I got some help in Adobe Creative Cloud chat and fixed it. The problem was related to some Google Drive storage bug. Finally, I downloaded the archive from the cloud to the computer and replaced the old version in the synchronized folder. And now I can normally open the file. Thank you for your help and hope it helps someone in the future.