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Hello Community -
My adobe auto-installed overnight to the newest version. I was having a problem with the Graphics Processor when it first opened when I moved objects - the canvas would flicker. This problem was solved when I unchecked this in the preferences.
Still, however, I am dealing with a grey canvas when I click out of the application. I have a dual monitor and I reference images and resources on one side, so when I click on chrome, finder, etc. my photoshop on the other side greys out the entire canvas (as pictured below). It returns when I click back into the workspace. Not a critical issue, but definitely annoying.
I have tried:
*Unchecking graphics processer
*Unchecking Save in Background
*Adding a background layer from Layer>New>Background From Layer
*I do have PLENTY of storage space
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I'm having the same issue. Any insight on how to make it stop would be helpful.
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Same issue as well. Very frustrating.
macOS 10.15.6 with PS v21.2.2
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This has been an issue for me since the beginning of 2020. Have yet to find a solution.
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YES - I finally decided to try and research this issue for a fix. Has been driving me nuts for 6 months +
Running 3 screens on an iMac Pro/Mojave.
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What is the solution then Scott? I'm having this all the time.
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I just found this on another thread and it worked for me.
"I had the same problem, which I just fixed after finding this thread.
"Legacy Compositing" was already UNCHECKED.
I CHECKED "Use graphics Processor" and then CHECKED Advanced->Use native operating system GPU accelleration."