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When I zoom in there is a giant white line that just appears over the entire image, zooming out it goes away.
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Hi!
Can you give us a little more information--what version of Photoshop are you using? And what Platform (Mac or Win) and what OS? Are you using the Zoom tool in the toolbar, or a Keyboard shortcut?
Have you tried resetting your preferences? If not, here is a link that might be helpful:
https://helpx.adobe.com/photoshop/using/preferences.html
Let us know if you still need help.
Michelle
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Windows 10
Latest Vesion of PS CC: 21.1.3
KEyboard Shortcuts: CTRL and +/-
It's a fresh install of the software, after a fresh install of windows 10
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Are you still having the issue? Did turning off the Graphics Processor card help?
Michelle
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it did not help. When I delete a folder with layer properties it fixes it. but I need those layer properties.
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What do you mean by a folder with layer properties? Is that part of the image or a folder outside of Photoshop?
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It was not doing these things in previous versions of CC.
EDIT: it's happening when I apply a layer style to the group folder.
EDIT 2: These are visible when you save the file. Before I updated PS CC, I was using a version from 9 month or so ago. Since, updating this issue happens. I am running a discord map game that updates weekly and we're 20 weeks in. When I save the file a big white box appears in the saved PNG, but is not visible anywhere in the PS file when it's open.
EDIT 3: It only happens with Quick Export to PNG
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It could possibly be an artifact of the monitor. You could try Peferences > Performance, and turn on/off Use Graphics Processor.
Even though you have a fresh install, you may need to uninstall/reinstall using the Adobe CC Cleaner Tool. https://helpx.adobe.com/creative-cloud/kb/cc-cleaner-tool-installation-problems.html
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You may need to update the driver for your graphics processor.
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I keep everything as up to date as possible. But thank you for the suggestion.