How turn off home screen in Photoshop 2020?

[#1]

Turned on the Home screen in PS 2020 to see what is new and I can't turn it off. I unchecked Auto-show the Home Screen in preferences but the home screen still appears every time I launch PS. How can I disable the Home screen?

[#2]

Turned on the Home screen in PS 2020 to see what is new and I can't turn it off. I unchecked Auto-show the Home Screen in preferences but the home screen still appears every time I launch PS. How can I disable the Home screen?

[#3]

Sorry - NO! I just found out that I have the same problem. CC2020 preference doesn't change/resolve this.

[#4]

I agree it is a nuisance everytime you start it up.... I wish I could help with this one....

[#5]

Try this: go to Edit>Preferences>General and check Auto-Update Open File-based Documents

Restart Photoshop.

[#6]

Sorry, just tried that and no change. 

[#7]

This worked for me! : )

[#8]

This worked for me.

You should remove below folder first:

"%AppData%\Adobe\Adobe Photoshop 2020"

[#9]

Didn't help, will try remove folder first

[#10]

You may have to do it several times before the <bleep> thing gets the message and goes away.

I just reset preferences because a Select and Mask setting wouldn't stick. Fixed that - but then I suddenly found myself in Home Screen he11. It was like a leech, it just wouldn't let go. I think I had to relaunch and restart 4 or 5 times, checking and unchecking that box in between.

I was sort of prepared because it did the same thing when I first installed 2020, although it let go the second time then.

[#11 · Accepted solution]

I've just experienced the same thing with Photoshop 2020. I managed to sort it. I'm not sure which did the fix so perhaps do both. 

Edit - Preferences - General - Uncheck "auto show homescreen" - Then reset preferences on quit - Ok - prompt - ok - then "cancel" out of here

Then Ctr N and create a new canvas. Then close everything down. Reopen Photoshop and hopefully like me, it will finally be gone 🙂

Hope this helps someone out there.

[#12]

This worked for me, Thank you!

[#13]

Wow, this is crazy. Thanks for the hack, but, seriously Adobe – what are you thinking about? It's like you don't really care about their faithful customers that's been with you for years and have Photoshop implementer as part of their cyborg setup. No one asked for all your new "improvements", and each edition doesn't seem to be bug proved no more. Please Adobe, get yo shize togetha. 

[#14]

Wow! This method really works. How would you able to know this? haha Thank you so much!

[#15]

You're very welcome!

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[#16]

That works, thanks been driving me nuts.

[#17]

This worked for me too.  THANKS!!

[#18]

Thank you -worked for me too.

[#19]

I'm so glad you figure it out.. 🙂
Thank you so much.. 🙂

[#20]

Can't believe this is what it took to make this work. But thank you. Start screen is gone finally.

[#21]

Unbeliveable, but it works in macOS too! Thank you very much!!! It's a shame for Adobe that this very basic setting doesn't work out of box.

[#22]

Worked a treat, thanks 🙂

[#23]

We are all paying too much to be bothered with such distracting stuff. Shame on you Adobe 😞

[#24]

This worked for me! Thank you very much!

[#25]

This worked for me too. Thanks.

[#26]

Thank you so much!! I'm so glad I didn't have to actually reset prefs for the only second time in my life because I hate having to reset back up all the prefs again! I always just go back to my old version when the new one has bugs xD

[#27]

You're my hero! Thank you so much! This worked for me perfectly well!

[#28]

It finally worked for me after closing and re-opening PS about 6 times. I think the auto-update might take a little while. Anyway, it's finally gone!

[#29]

Worked!!  Thanks a million taniap4892429!

How can Adobe let something this dumb slip through? 

[#30]

What worked for me: Uninstall PS 2020, be sure you DON'T keep the preferences. Download an older version (PS CC2019 version 20.0.x). Uncheck "Autoshow the Homescreen" in Preferences. Then re-install  (update) to PS 2020, be sure to KEEP the preferences of the older version (CC 2019). When opening PS 2020 now it will skip the Home screen. At least in my case it did. Hope this will help...