Make sure you user ID has write permission to your Photoshop Preferences folder and that there is no problem with that folder. I also do not know why Closing Photoshop would want to write a new file there. I would think it would only update existing preferences files. So new document presets file may be the existing
"C:\Users\(your user id)\AppData\Roaming\Adobe\Adobe Photoshop 2022\Adobe Photoshop 2022 Settings\New Doc Sizes.json"
Make sure the file is in good shape. Resetting your Photoshop Preferences may solve your problem,
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Thanks ! I removed the New doc sizes.json file and restarted photoshop, but problem still exist. It re-installed the file again in the settings folder. .
Is "Can't write new document presets file" the exact wording of message you are seeing? "New doc sizes.json" was just a guess on my part. If that is the exact message you are getting the programmer could have done better job by provided more helpful message that identified the paths and file name they could not write. And if you ran Photoshop as an Administrator Photoshop should have been able to write files just about anywhere as far as permissions go. On my Windows 10 PC I do not have a problem closing down Photoshop version 22 and 23. Have you Added anything to Photoshop like third Party Plug-ins, extension, scripts etc? If not you may need the remove Adobe software download and run Adobe Creative cloud cleaner the reinstall your Adobe applications.
Also having the same problem and none of the solutions above worked.
Other problems associated with the new version:
- Lost all my custom made actions
- I use custom panels, if I load an image directly from Lightroom those panels will not load, I have to start PS first, let the panels load, then load an image from LR.
- My workspace changes periodically even though the "Lock Workspace" is on.
- I get random error messages about errors in "Line 1" or "Line 2" with no indication what file.
Needless to say wasn't entirely thrilled about the new update.
im also experiencing this issue! mine is linked with some scripts that i've always run as part of my process for years now without issue.. I get an error saying "JavaScript code was missing"
the only work around I have found is to save and close PS which gives me the "Can't write new document presets file"
and then on re-boot it usually works fine for a bit before breaking again.. this has been happening for about 3 months now on and off.. please fix!
Yeah, this is definitely just now happening for me. As usual, Adobe forum members will respond with one useless attempt at a solution and then no one will respond after you let them know that it didn't work at all. Bravo, Adobe. The fantastic product service continues.
Agree 100 percent. I have the same error code upon closing out Photoshop. I have a feeling it has to do with the scripts I must use in order for Adobe Photoshop to operate (without the script, Photoshop, will not operate). It has to do with Adobe no longer allowing users to download a paid-for Photoshop app onto laptops/computers. They make you run it "virtually" which sucks. I've been searching for a comparable software replacement so I can eventually dump AP and anything else that uses Adobe Creative Cloud (garbage). I'm looking at three, right now. I'll post the best one I find. So through with AP!
I actually ended up doing a rollback to about three versions back. After the issues already noted the next two updates broke the custom panels I was using and conflicted with the GPU card in my laptop causing all sorts of video issues.
Further details: I use custom panels for most of the editing I do because I shoot and edit over 1,000 sports pictures a month. The latest update would not load the panels for any images sent from Lightroom to PS. I would have to shut down and restart PS several times until the panels finally loaded.
Video: I have an ASUS G750 laptop with an nVidia 870M graphics card. The newest version of PS caused random problems with the GPU. The advice I found was "upgrade your video card" which is not possible with this laptop unless I want to buy a new laptop. I have 32g of memory and two SSD drives in this one, its plenty fast so I'm not in the mood to spend $2000+ in order to use PS's latest bug ridden update.
I'm having all sorts of problems now with random "can't write" messages. I went back several versions of PS and that solved all the problems so its definitely update issues and not hardware based.
I've been having the same problem for a while also. I didn't delete the settings file, just the Library files. That seems to have done the trick. At least for the time being. Glad I found this thread.
Hi Tarun, thanks for your help. I was also having the same error every time I quit Photoshop. I just followed your instructions, and now every time I open Photoshop, I get a User Account Control dialogue asking if I want to let Photoshop make changes to my device...
Additionally, I can't edit linked files from Adobe Illustrator in Photoshop via the 'Edit In Photoshop' button anymore. Illustrator says 'Cannot find associated application.' Any idea how to fix these new bugs now?
Also, this did not solve the old bug, I still get the 'Can't write new document presets file.' error when I quit Photoshop.
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