How to Change the artboard background color in Photoshop CC 2015

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June 16, 2015
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Correct answer Erwin1972

If this is the problem (got an MBP early 2009), then indeed I hope Adobe fixes this a.s.a.p.

Just tried changing these settings:

Preferences -> Performance -> Graphics Processor Settings -> Advanced Settings... The change drawing mode to 'Normal' (mine was 'Basic'). Suddenly I'm able to change the background.

Hopes this works for all of you too.

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hectorubie

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Erwin1972 Thanks to you i fixed my problem. THANK YOU!

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OSMiUM PTY LTDAuthor

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Finally, solved it thanx Erwin1972

soapm333

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Apparently, you cannot change the background color if you're in CMYK. At least that's what my machine is doing.

Printscape

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THANK YOU. This was driving me nuts. This fixed my problem too, switching to RGB. Although I'm really really salty that that means I can't use multiple artboards in CMYK....seems a little silly to me....they're not only useful for web design projects....

soapm333

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That does not work for me. Any other ideas?

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Aaron_Johns

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Wondering this too. No matter what bg colour I select, everything stays white and I can't actually see the edges of the artboards...

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Nico06

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I get the same result on my iMac late 2009. It seams to be an error with graphic cards that have less then 512MB VRAM. On my MacBook everything works fine. I hope Adobe will fix this.