Photoshop öffnet kein Bild nach Programmstart

[Desertfox500]

Hello dear community,

I have the following problem with my Photoshop and hope you can help me:

For some time now I've been struggling with the problem that Photoshop just doesn't open an image after starting it, at least not until I minimize it or click in another window. After that, everything runs as smoothly as I am used to.
In order not to describe the whole thing in text only, I made a small YouTube video of it:
https://youtu.be/xv9ytcgrRyM

I have 2 computers in my use, both of which have the same phenomenon, despite different construction.
Computer 1 (video):
AMD Ryzen 9 3900X
32 GB RAM

1 TB M.2 Nvme
Nvidia RTX 2080 Ti (Treiber: 461.40)
Windows 10 (1909)

Computer 2:
Intel i9 - 9900K
64 GB RAM
512 GB M.2 Nvme, 2 TB HDD, 1 TB SSD
Nvidia RTX 2080 Ti (Treiber: 461.40)
Windows 10 (1909)

Folgendes habe ich bereits, ohne Erfolg, ausprobiert:
-Photoshop updaten
-Photoshop deinstallieren/neu installieren
-Photoshop und andere Adobe-Programme (ink. Creativ Cloud) deinstallieren, Ordner löschen,

 Registrierungseinträge löschen, neu runterladen und installieren
-Ordner der Lokalen-Dateien umbenennen und neu erstellen lassen
-Programmvoreinstellungen in Bezug auf Leistung und Arbeisvolumen umstellen (quasi alle  Einstellungen ausprobiert, auch eine leere M.2/HDD Festplatte nur für Photoshop)
-Photoshop auf anderen, nicht System Festplatten installiert (M.2, SSD, HDD)
-Windows-Abbildungsdatei manuell festgelegt
-Windows Energieoptionen in verschiedene Modi geschalten (Energiesparmodus, Ausbalanciert, Höchstleistung, AMD Ryzen Balanced, AMD Ryzen High Performance)
-Anti-Viren-Software ausschalten

-sämtliche Hintergrundprozesse schließen
-Netzwerkgeräte deaktivieren/aktivieren
-Treiber aktualisieren

-connect different displays / graphics tablets (different resolutions / frame rates)

- connect different keyboards / mice - remove all external devices (except mouse, keyboard, display)

What I haven't done and don't want to / can't do:
-BIOS update
-Install Windows again

Maybe someone had or still has an idea or the same problem. Maybe even a fix.
I would be very thankful. (Even if the problem doesn't affect my workflow too seriously and only annoys me once or twice a day.)

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[Guest]

Hi

Haven't come across an issue like that before and it's strange that it's happening on 2 different PC's, you could try resetting your Photoshop preferences

If that doesn't help try using the Adobe cleaner tool

https://helpx.adobe.com/ie/creative-cloud/kb/cc-cleaner-tool-installation-problems.html

[Desertfox500]

Hi there Ged and thanks for this quick reply!

It took me some time to try your two solutions, but none of them worked.

In the mean time, i tried switching my top positioned taskbar to the bottom (some programs don't like this), but still no change.

[Desertfox500]

Today, i tried some other things, as well. (No change in behavior, still.)

-Starting Windows in restricted Modes (PS dosn't start in Save-Mode)
-changing Compatibility Modes (Win Vista, Vista SP1, Vista SP2, Win7, Win 8)

-running Photoshop in Administrator-Mode

-deactivating Full Frame Optimisation

(and some mixes of all of them)

-delete of my Color-Management-Profil

[Desertfox500 · Accepted solution]

So, i fixed it!
Solution:
-go to Nvidia.com and download the latest driver manually
-after it downloaded, klick on run
-use the option "Custom (Advanced)"
-in the follwing Menu, check the Box at the buttom: "Perform a clean installation"
-hit "Next" and let the setup complete

-as Geforce Experience starts, sign in and hit "no" as it asks to optimize added Games automatically (might be opional)

-Photoshop should be fixed now

Keep in mind, i use RTX2080Ti on both systems and it might not work on other Grafic Cards.

What do we learned with this bug? -allways install grafic drivers manually and clean. Don't use the express-update-function at Geforce Experience.