Hello everyone, I solved two problems in one shot, first create a backup copy of the Adobe folder, and then delete all files in the Adobe program, we will contact you from this path C:\Users\*********\ AppData\roaming folder\Adobe, then we launched all Adobe programs and they created folders, again, for Photoshop, I previously made a copy of WorkSpaces into work folders (C:\Users\*************\ AppData folder\roaming\Adobe programs\Adobe photoshop 2024\Adobe photoshop 2024 settings), all other programs had to be configured again .

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jeffreyb85429769

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here's how i fixed mine,
if you're using a mx master and intalled a logi options+ sortware you probably created custom keys for it that might me creating the problem.
go to logi options software and delete the photoshop profiles you created and make a new one.

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victor hugo32302141hajg

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Adobe Photoshop CC 2018 se bloquea por crear temas

se traba hubo problemas de generador

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The Big Dog Skiier

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I have add the sme problem for months now with PS 2023, 2022 and 2021 versions. I can make it happen when I select a few images in Bridge the Select Tools/Photoshop/Image Processor. Hoping Adobe will figure it out and get it fixed someday.

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adombrow

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You can add version 25 as well. I don't recall getting the error message in v. 24. But I get it now.

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ArtMuse

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I still have the problem 2022. Nothing I do solves this problem.

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jimsanderson

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Well, the problem is back, nothing above seems to fix it. My solution now is to open the image from lightroom as a smart object. That seems to work fine. Then I flatten the file.

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glennyboy1

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This is how I fixed it:-

Close all Adobe programs

Go To:-

C:\Users\yourusername\AppData\Roaming\Adobe

Delete the following folder:-

C:\Users\yourusername\AppData\Roaming\Adobe\Adobe Photoshop 2022\Adobe Photoshop 2022 Settings

If you also have issues with Illustrator Libraries not connecting, also go to:-

C:\Users\yourusername\AppData\Roaming\Adobe

Delete the following folder:-

C:\Users\yourusername\AppData\Roaming\Adobe\Creative Cloud Libraries

If you can't delete the folder(s) due to permission issues:-

Quit all background Adobe processes in Task Manager.

Ensure you have Administrator Permissions:-

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Set your user as an administrator Regardless of the current setting. Go back and delete the folder(s).

Restart Adobe Programs.

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wese16207259

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I actually ended up doing a rollback to about three versions back. After the issues already noted the next two updates broke the custom panels I was using and conflicted with the GPU card in my laptop causing all sorts of video issues.

Further details: I use custom panels for most of the editing I do because I shoot and edit over 1,000 sports pictures a month. The latest update would not load the panels for any images sent from Lightroom to PS. I would have to shut down and restart PS several times until the panels finally loaded.

Video: I have an ASUS G750 laptop with an nVidia 870M graphics card. The newest version of PS caused random problems with the GPU. The advice I found was "upgrade your video card" which is not possible with this laptop unless I want to buy a new laptop. I have 32g of memory and two SSD drives in this one, its plenty fast so I'm not in the mood to spend $2000+ in order to use PS's latest bug ridden update.

I'm having all sorts of problems now with random "can't write" messages. I went back several versions of PS and that solved all the problems so its definitely update issues and not hardware based.

The last 3-5 updates from Adobe have been awful.