Some time after opening a file in the Photoshop CC 2014 App, the program becomes unable to open files via the Command+O or File>Open options (Opening recent files still works), saying
If all the files are closed and I try to open another file, it says
The problem is only fixed if I quit out of the program and restart it completely. This is really annoying and I hope it can be fixed soon!
If all the files are closed and I try to open another file, it says
The problem is only fixed if I quit out of the program and restart it completely. This is really annoying and I hope it can be fixed soon!
Posted 5 years ago
Jeffrey Tranberry, Sr. Product Manager, Digital Imaging
Photoshop is up to date (2014.2.2)
I have not tried the Admin User thing but currently I am using Columns.
I have not tried the Admin User thing but currently I am using Columns.
Jeffrey Tranberry, Sr. Product Manager, Digital Imaging
Try the creating a new Admin user.
Problem still occurs under new Admin user.
Jeffrey Tranberry, Sr. Product Manager, Digital Imaging
Does the problem go away if you change the Finder view to Icons, List or Coverflow?
Are you running any system extensions? They usually show up here in System Preferences:
Try booting in safemode to disable system utilities: http://blogs.adobe.com/crawlspace/201...
Are you running any system extensions? They usually show up here in System Preferences:
Try booting in safemode to disable system utilities: http://blogs.adobe.com/crawlspace/201...
I currently am running a Paragon NTFS addon, however disabling it does not appear to solve the issue.
List view appears to have stopped it, however. Although List View does not fit my workflow very well. I'd hope there is a proper solution soon!
List view appears to have stopped it, however. Although List View does not fit my workflow very well. I'd hope there is a proper solution soon!
Oh, heck. That sounds a lot like an old OS bug is back, and the error message is coming from the OS (it used to be only in the console).
Jeffrey Tranberry, Sr. Product Manager, Digital Imaging
What view were you using prior to list?
As mentioned before, I was using Columns.
Jeffrey Tranberry, Sr. Product Manager, Digital Imaging
Thanks. And browsing local directories (internal drive), external drive, or network drives? (Just trying to think of things that would help us reproduce in house)
Columns as well. Although changing it to list view in the open dialogue has changed it in Finder to List view too.
Jeffrey Tranberry, Sr. Product Manager, Digital Imaging
Screenshots of the error are in the first post. The open dialogue doesn't even show up, and instead the error does.
Not the errors, the OS open dialog.
Yeah, it doesn't even show up if the error occurs. So pressing Command+O or File->Open brings up the error message instead of the Open Dialogue, unless you mean something else (give an example?). But it is in Column View.
