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Hi together,
my Photoshop Elements 13 nearly everytime crashes when I move a folder to another drive (using Organizer).
Does anyone have this problem too?
Is it fixed with newer versions?
Best regards
Anton
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anton_404 wrote:
Hi together,
my Photoshop Elements 13 nearly everytime crashes when I move a folder to another drive (using Organizer).
Does anyone have this problem too?
Is it fixed with newer versions?
Best regards
Anton
Please describe your situation with more details:
- your OS version
- the kind of other drive (internal, external, formatting, permissions...)
- the 'crash': do you get error messages, does Element 'freeze', aborts the process or quits abruptly...
- does the process start and abort later?
- how big are the folders you are moving?
Moving folders to another drive is a very common task and certainly not a version problem. The answer will be in your own hardware and OS setup, I'm afraid...
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Windows 10
Moving from one internal drive to another (physical different) physical drive
Crash: Photoshop Freezes --> Windows suggests to restart program
Folder size: ~1-5GB
My computer ist running very stable. I have no hardware related problems.
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anton_404 wrote:
Windows 10
Moving from one internal drive to another (physical different) physical drive
Crash: Photoshop Freezes --> Windows suggests to restart program
Folder size: ~1-5GB
My computer ist running very stable. I have no hardware related problems.
Probably not your case, but I think it may be worth mentioning that moving big folders is a long task without any visual feedback from the organizer; you don't know what is going on, no progress bar... The task manager may even say the process does not respond while it is effectively running.
First a simple troubleshooting step: try moving a small folder as a test.
Then a workaround.
- with the explorer, copy your folder tree to the new drive
- rename the master folder to be moved
- run the 'reconnect' function and navigate to the new location
- if that works, delete the old folder from the original drive.
(you can salso try that with a smaller test folder, no risk).
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