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Hi There, i'm trying to work on adopbe photoshop from past 28 days but found the different issues even now i changed the laptop and window as well. But don't know why it's with me. I'm new on photoshop and trying to create posts for my personal website [website link removed by moderator as per forum guidelines] .
Here's the list of issues i'm facing :
1- Scrath Disk Changed but still full while creating first post using Adobe photoshop 2021
2- Any process in photoshop taking time even for color fill in any shape (avg 2 to 5 minutes)
Now window on my laptop window Edition: Windows 11 Pro.
Laptop specification: Dell
Processor: Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-6820HQ CPU @ 2.70GHz 2.70 GHz
RAM: 8.00 GB (7.66 GB usable)
System Type: 64-bit operating system, x64-based processor
Please help me how can i get rid of these issues.
Check your units of measure you are using Inches instead of Pixels.
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@Umair Jutt wrote:
1- Scrath Disk Changed but still full while creating first post using Adobe photoshop 2021
I think (but am not sure) that you are saying your scratch disk is full. Photoshop requires a large amount of free space. The amount depends on the size of your images, so let's start here.
Also, 8gb is the absolute minimum to run Photoshop. 16gb is recommended by Adobe, but most of us have more. This could account for the slowness that you are experiencing.
Jane
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Hard drive is 250 GB (SSD) and 235GB is free
8GB Ram is present
I am working on simple facebook,pintrest and other socialaccounts posts
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Please go to Image > Size and post a screen shot of what you see for one of your images. This often turns up a problem.
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Check your units of measure you are using Inches instead of Pixels.
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Sir,I used pixel before editing but it changed into inches
Moreover,the error also occurs when i use pixels
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Maybe, but with a file of 72 000 x 72 000 pixels that message is no mystery. You'd need many terabytes to work with that.
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Ok,Sir i will check and tell you as soon as possible
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Since you are working on Facebook, Pinterest, and other social media, you most likely want to work with something closer to the 1000px x 1000px range.
Inches are for print; online uses pixels. Keep your documents in pixels. 72,000 px x 72,000 px is too large for online.
Jane