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Legacy Home Screen

Community Beginner ,
Feb 22, 2025 Feb 22, 2025

My photoshop (the latest edition) suddenly started showing the "Home Screen" that has all of those annoying suggestions on it, recent files, etc.  I unchecked the "Auto Home Screen," checked the "use legacy new file" box, checked the "reset  preferences when quitting" box, then quit. The auto screen still comes up. I tried it again after first opening a file. Still the auto screen appears. Help.

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Community Expert ,
Feb 22, 2025 Feb 22, 2025

If you reset preferences on quit, the home screen will come right back. Resetting preferences returns the application to factory state, and that means home screen active.

 

Try this: Uncheck "auto show home screen", then open an image, close it out again, and then shut down Photoshop with just the regular workspace but no image.Then it should stick.

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Community Beginner ,
Mar 03, 2025 Mar 03, 2025

I tried this, but it didn't stick. I'll try it again. Maybe I checked the "reset upon quitting" box. Thanks.

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Community Beginner ,
Mar 04, 2025 Mar 04, 2025
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I remembered to not check the "reset upon quitting" box and it worked. Thank you!

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