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Photoshop CC problem(s)
On Wed, 13 Jan 2021 00:07:13 -0500, nospam
wrote: In article , Eric Stevens wrote: Perhaps something is broken. You could uninstall PS (completely remove all files), then make a clean install. I've thought of that, but it is not straightforward with CC. yes it is. The standard CC uninstall leaves an enormous number of rats and mice. Before this reply I have tried the standard uninstall followed by reinstall. - No change. Then I tried a full uninstall using Revo Uninstaller followed by reinstall - No change. So it doesn't look like a software error. I can turn some of the faulty behaviour on and off with Intel TBMT so that is clearly associated with the problem. There have been two PS updates and at least two Windows updates since I first started encountering this problem. To my knowledge I have problems with no other software, including Lightroom. -- Regards, Eric Stevens |
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Photoshop CC problem(s)
In article , Eric Stevens
wrote: Perhaps something is broken. You could uninstall PS (completely remove all files), then make a clean install. I've thought of that, but it is not straightforward with CC. yes it is. The standard CC uninstall leaves an enormous number of rats and mice. then you did something wrong. Before this reply I have tried the standard uninstall followed by reinstall. - No change. Then I tried a full uninstall using Revo Uninstaller followed by reinstall - No change. So it doesn't look like a software error. that just means it's not adobe, which is expected. I can turn some of the faulty behaviour on and off with Intel TBMT so that is clearly associated with the problem. There have been two PS updates and at least two Windows updates since I first started encountering this problem. To my knowledge I have problems with no other software, including Lightroom. more accurately, you have problems nobody else has. |
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Photoshop CC problem(s)
On Jan 15, 2021, Eric Stevens wrote
(in ): On Wed, 13 Jan 2021 00:07:13 -0500, wrote: In , Eric Stevens wrote: Perhaps something is broken. You could uninstall PS (completely remove all files), then make a clean install. I've thought of that, but it is not straightforward with CC. yes it is. The standard CC uninstall leaves an enormous number of rats and mice. Before this reply I have tried the standard uninstall followed by reinstall. - No change. Then I tried a full uninstall using Revo Uninstaller followed by reinstall - No change. So it doesn't look like a software error. I can turn some of the faulty behaviour on and off with Intel TBMT so that is clearly associated with the problem. There have been two PS updates and at least two Windows updates since I first started encountering this problem. To my knowledge I have problems with no other software, including Lightroom. I believe we have similar PC setups. I don’t know how this will help, but I opened PS today for the first time in a long time. It is updated, as is all of Adobe CC. ACR and PS worked fine. I left PS open and opened LR. LR crashed for the first time ever. I closed and opened everything repeatedly, and it kept happening. So I decided to reboot the PC. When I went to do that, I had the option of installing Windows updates (I am already on the latest version of Win 10). I chose to do that. The update failed, and my PC has not started since. I am not happy. I just rebuilt the SSD boot partition per MS specs, and everything was running perfectly. I don’t really think my no-boot problem is related to Adobe, but since LR kept crashing, I have to think that there may indeed be a separate issue with PS & LR. If I ever get it running again, I’ll let you know what I find. |
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Photoshop CC problem(s)
On Tue, 12 Jan 2021 12:44:40 -0600, Bill W
wrote: Go into task manager, and check for 100% (or close) CPU, memory, or disk read/write usage. The problem will be that it might take forever just to get into task manager, but it’s helpful, so wait. If it’s Adobe tying everything up, then take nospam’s advice, and reinstall everything. If something else is responsible, let us know what it is. I have had very similar problems from Malwarybytes, Foxit Reader, and one or two others. If it something else, then you have to kill those programs, or uninstall them, and then talk to their customer support. My problems tended to come after updates to programs, and reinstalling them will not fix that. I wish I had two Task Managers so I could watch both Processes and Performance at the same time. In the absence of a second, I spend most time watching Performance. With TBMT enabled only one core (out of 12) is actively engaged and that is at 100%. With TBMT disabled loading an image has an effect on the loading of all cores but not excessively. But that is only part of the problem. Why does PS insist on starting raw files in ACR, even when I have all the options switched off? Why does it then run so slowly? Why are the sliders not working? What is the difference between loading an image in PS and ditto in LR? PS has been unusable since before Christmas. -- Regards, Eric Stevens |
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Photoshop CC problem(s)
On Tue, 12 Jan 2021 13:01:38 -0600, Bill W
wrote: On Jan 12, 2021, nospam wrote (in ) : In article l-september.org, Bill W wrote: I've been running Photoshop CC for years without any trouble. I have not used it for the last few weeks or so and in the mean time there have been several upgrades of PS and Windows 10. For whatever reason I now find that while PS starts OK it now always downloads files in Camera Raw. I don't mind that but I have not been able to turn that feature off. To compound the problem, it takes more than 2 hours to load an image. I don't actually know how long as I give up at that point. When I load a 30Mb NEF file the image may appear after 2 or 3 minutes but the editing sliders remain locked and unresponsive. The Windows task manager shows that one processor core (out of 12) is running at 100% and it will continue to do this until I shut down Photoshop. Most times I cannot shut down Photoshop in the usual manner but have to end the task in Task Manager. On occasion I can close Camera Raw and then I can shutdown Photoshop normally. Go into task manager, and check for 100% (or close) CPU, memory, or disk read/write usage. The problem will be that it might take forever just to get into task manager, but it¹s helpful, so wait. If it¹s Adobe tying everything up, then take nospam¹s advice, and reinstall everything. If something else is responsible, let us know what it is. I have had very similar problems from Malwarybytes, Foxit Reader, and one or two others. If it something else, then you have to kill those programs, or uninstall them, and then talk to their customer support. My problems tended to come after updates to programs, and reinstalling them will not fix that. adobe shouldn't be hogging the cpu unless it's actively doing something, such as a complex filter on a large image. stuff like malwarebytes and foxit are not cpu-intensive and should not cause major cpu load at all. They were both broken after updates. MWB was CPU (not 100%, but enough to cripple), and Foxit was disk read/write. And this was on a weaker spec’d PC, and it was unusable when it was happening. I think Eric’s is an i7, and better spec’d, but you never know. At the same time, Eric seems to have an unusual number of huge issues with that PC. He might want to just start over... A new PC you mean? I've already done a fresh install on Windows. Most of the issues I have are trying to stop Edge from starting and the way the hibernate and sleep behaviour chnges with every Windows update. Until this latest its otherwise been OK. -- Regards, Eric Stevens |
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Photoshop CC problem(s)
On Jan 15, 2021, Eric Stevens wrote
(in ): On Tue, 12 Jan 2021 12:44:40 -0600, Bill wrote: Go into task manager, and check for 100% (or close) CPU, memory, or disk read/write usage. The problem will be that it might take forever just to get into task manager, but it’s helpful, so wait. If it’s Adobe tying everything up, then take nospam’s advice, and reinstall everything. If something else is responsible, let us know what it is. I have had very similar problems from Malwarybytes, Foxit Reader, and one or two others. If it something else, then you have to kill those programs, or uninstall them, and then talk to their customer support. My problems tended to come after updates to programs, and reinstalling them will not fix that. I wish I had two Task Managers so I could watch both Processes and Performance at the same time. In the absence of a second, I spend most time watching Performance. With TBMT enabled only one core (out of 12) is actively engaged and that is at 100%. With TBMT disabled loading an image has an effect on the loading of all cores but not excessively. But that is only part of the problem. Why does PS insist on starting raw files in ACR, even when I have all the options switched off? Why does it then run so slowly? Why are the sliders not working? What is the difference between loading an image in PS and ditto in LR? PS has been unusable since before Christmas. I don’t think PS can open raw files. I believe they must open in ACR. Maybe you turned off the wrong options, and that is causing your problem. |
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Photoshop CC problem(s)
On Tue, 12 Jan 2021 22:30:17 -0600, Bill W
wrote: On Jan 12, 2021, Eric Stevens wrote (in ): On Tue, 12 Jan 2021 12:44:40 -0600, Bill wrote: On Jan 12, 2021, Eric Stevens wrote (in ): I've been running Photoshop CC for years without any trouble. I have not used it for the last few weeks or so and in the mean time there have been several upgrades of PS and Windows 10. For whatever reason I now find that while PS starts OK it now always downloads files in Camera Raw. I don't mind that but I have not been able to turn that feature off. To compound the problem, it takes more than 2 hours to load an image. I don't actually know how long as I give up at that point. When I load a 30Mb NEF file the image may appear after 2 or 3 minutes but the editing sliders remain locked and unresponsive. The Windows task manager shows that one processor core (out of 12) is running at 100% and it will continue to do this until I shut down Photoshop. Most times I cannot shut down Photoshop in the usual manner but have to end the task in Task Manager. On occasion I can close Camera Raw and then I can shutdown Photoshop normally. I have tried contacting Adobe Tech Support but an afternoon of being passed from person to person in the hope that the next person would know about the problem, and after waiting for an hour for what might have been the last person I gave up. I then tried the adobe community and quickly received the suggestion that I should turn off GPU support. GPU setting was previously on Auto and is now Off. [GPU = GeForce GTX 1070]. That possibly made a difference, but only minimal. The image still opened in ACR but maybe more quickly. Fully functioning editing sliders were still not available even after about ten minutes. One CPU core only, continued to be fully at work. Some of the graphics memory was in use and there were occasional barely visible twitches of activity in various parts of the GPU. As far as I can tell I have the same problem irrespective of whether I am using PS 2020 or 2021. Has anyone encountered or heard of a similar problem and if so what was the cause/cure? Go into task manager, and check for 100% (or close) CPU, memory, or disk read/write usage. The problem will be that it might take forever just to get into task manager, but it’s helpful, so wait. If it’s Adobe tying everything up, then take nospam’s advice, and reinstall everything. If something else is responsible, let us know what it is. I have had very similar problems from Malwarybytes, Foxit Reader, and one or two others. If it something else, then you have to kill those programs, or uninstall them, and then talk to their customer support. My problems tended to come after updates to programs, and reinstalling them will not fix that. I have PS 2020 and 2021 installed on the machine and I have been experimenting. The first thing I did was update the GPU driver. Didn't seem to make a difference. It was less than a year old. Then in quick succession I found Windows doing an update and no sooner than I got through that Adobe CC updated PS, LR and ACR! Nothing is the same as it was but I still have the problem. i have found out that when I start PS, Windows explorer seems to go mad and uses more of the processor capacity than everything else put together. Disk ussage does not look excessive. I know this is a known problem but I do not as yet know what to do about it. More to come. The explorer thing is indeed a known issue (but I believe an old one), and a simple fix, I think. It might have been as simple as taking the recent files out of the view, or indexing, or something along those lines. I can’t remember right now. I also think the LR catalog was modified once again with a recent update, and that might have something to do with it. Are you sharing the catalog with another location or PC? No sharing and LR has continued to run properly since the revised lcat structure. -- Regards, Eric Stevens |
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Photoshop CC problem(s)
In article , Eric Stevens
wrote: I wish I had two Task Managers so I could watch both Processes and Performance at the same time. In the absence of a second, I spend most time watching Performance. With TBMT enabled only one core (out of 12) is actively engaged and that is at 100%. With TBMT disabled loading an image has an effect on the loading of all cores but not excessively. But that is only part of the problem. actually, it's not. Why does PS insist on starting raw files in ACR, raw images require camera raw. even when I have all the options switched off? what options? Why does it then run so slowly? because something is very wrong Why are the sliders not working? same reason. What is the difference between loading an image in PS and ditto in LR? the main difference is that they are different apps. PS has been unusable since before Christmas. i seem to recall you having issues with it far longer than that. |
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Photoshop CC problem(s)
In article , Eric Stevens
wrote: They were both broken after updates. MWB was CPU (not 100%, but enough to cripple), and Foxit was disk read/write. And this was on a weaker spec¹d PC, and it was unusable when it was happening. I think Eric¹s is an i7, and better spec¹d, but you never know. At the same time, Eric seems to have an unusual number of huge issues with that PC. He might want to just start over... A new PC you mean? I've already done a fresh install on Windows. Most of the issues I have are trying to stop Edge from starting and the way the hibernate and sleep behaviour chnges with every Windows update. Until this latest its otherwise been OK. apparently it's not been ok. |
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