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Scratch Disks full on 7.0?

Jan 3, 2013 11:48 AM

I just installed Photoshop 7.0 on my Windows 7 system. When the program first booted I got the message that I should put the scratch disk on a seperate volume.  I was not allowed time to do this even if I new how. Now the program will not load. I get the message Scratch Disks Full. What do I do?  Thanks for any help

699 Views   6 Replies   Latest reply: station_two, Jan 5, 2013 11:50 PM
 
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  • Terri Stone
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    1. Terri Stone,
    Jan 3, 2013 4:38 PM   in reply to golfdorf
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    Hi. Because the forum you originally posted in is for beginners trying to learn the basics of Photoshop, I moved your question to the Download, Install & Setup Help forum for specialized attention to your situation.

     
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  • golfdorf
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    2. golfdorf,
    Jan 3, 2013 10:29 PM   in reply to Terri Stone
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    Thank you.

       i was able to construct a scratch drive from my hard drive and have solved the problem.

        Please remove this from the the forum or mark it as resolved

        Thanks again.

     
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  • MichaelKazlow
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    3. MichaelKazlow,
    Jan 4, 2013 7:16 AM   in reply to golfdorf
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    Photoshop 7 is not Windows 7 compatible. Too ancient.

     
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  • Jeff A Wright
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    4. Jeff A Wright,
    Jan 4, 2013 10:12 AM   in reply to MichaelKazlow
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    Moving this discussion to the Photoshop General Discussion forum as this topic is related to the configuration of Photoshop.

     
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  • golfdorf
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    5. golfdorf,
    Jan 4, 2013 12:00 PM   in reply to MichaelKazlow
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    Once I constructed the new volume to use as a scratch drive, I have no problems with PS7 on my Windows 7 system.

     
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  • station_two
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    6. station_two,
    Jan 5, 2013 11:50 PM   in reply to golfdorf
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    As michael Kazlow said, Photoshop 7 is ancient.

     

    Are you perhaps referencing Photoshop Elements 7?  Elements is not Photoshop,

     
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