Menu problems with Photoshop 2021

[#1]

Anyone else run into frustrating menu issues with Photoshop 2021 (v22) that makes it unusable?

On my Windows 10 machine with all video drivers up to take, I can't properly select options in menus.  When I click a menu item (say, Filter) and attempt to click an option under that menu, Photoshop instead jumps to a menu list to the left.  It's impossible to select anything under the Help menu, for instance.

I've recorded a video of this behavior.

A few more notes:

• Closing down and restarting Photoshop does not solve the problem.
• Rebooting makes no difference.
• The menu system works fine with Photoshop 21.2.4, Lightroom, Premiere and every other software.

This is specific to Photoshop 22.  This behavior reminds of sketchy beta software -- not software that has presumably been through a thorough beta process.  😡

[#2]

Hi instead of update install full version of 2021 using setup then try it....regards

[#3]

I uninstall 2021 and reinstalled the full version.  The problem still remains.

However, I've noticed that if I run Photoshop on it's own, the menu system works.  When I open an image through Lightroom's Edit In Photoshop function, the menu system is broken again.

[#4]

Anyone?

[#5]

Hey, I'm experiencing the same problems. Also, there's a lag between mousing over a menu item and it responding. It makes the whole thing unusably frustrating.

I've done a full uninstall a couple of times. All drivers are up to date. I've disabled, the re-enabled the Video Card option in Prferences.

I've purged my Settings files.

I'm about to uninstall, yet again, and go back to the previous version of PS. This is ridiculous. And the fact that Adobe does not offer any real support for their products drives me nuts.

I'm running a very fast, very new Windows machine with everything up to date. This should not be happening.

[#6]

It's good to know that I'm not the only one running into these issues.

I guess it's time to be the squeaky wheel.  I thought Adobe staff monitored these forums and would jump in.

[#7]

I guess the issue now is trying to figure out where to be squeaky!

[#8]

I just posted about it here:  https://feedback.photoshop.com/conversations/photoshop/photoshop-2021-menu-issue/5faab54c349f7b3e076....

[#9]

I have the same issue!

[#10]

ANYONE FROM ADOBE HERE?

[#11]

Hi i think this is some bug wait for some stable update....regards rollback to 2020 version

[#12]

Waiting without an acknowledgement of the problem by Adobe seems pointless.  I'd rather know that the issue has been confirmed and will be addressed.

[#13]

This is a user forum, answered by volunteer users not Adobe staff. The feedback forum you mentioned above is monitored by Adobe developers.

If developers are to do anything though they will need to replicate it (I can't replicate the issue here) so you will need to give full system details. The best way to do that is Help > System Info and then click copy. Paste the detail into your feedback forum post

Dave

[#14]

Hopefully it gets resolved soon.  Until then, Photoshop 2021 is unusable for me.

[#15]

Same. Close/re-open, reboot, uninstall/re-install. Still does this. Everything up to date. Both trackpad and mouse.

[#16]

More info: my menu moves up to 7 places to the left. It happens as soon as I move the cursor after clicking the menu. I don't have to click sub menu or anything. I don't even get an opportunity to get to one of those. I can arrow key through the menus just fine.

[#17]

Hey Adobe this is an issue with Windows Display settings.  The number of spaces that one's mouse will be off on the menu will be determined by their Win10 Operating system  display settings - "Scale and layout" (size of text, apps and other items) setting.   If I set this setting to 100%,  the menu bar operates properly.  As I increase the  percentage to 125%, 150% +++ the number of spaces that my mouse is "off" grows with each incremental increase.  I have a high resolution monitor and 100%  is a ridiculous setting for all of my other apps (just to get photoshop to work)  This is indeed a bug.  Please fix this quickly

[#18]

How is it that a user has to troubleshoot something like this after three months of Adobe evidently not lifting a finger to investigate the problem?