Photoshop Scratch Disk Error OSX Lion 10.7.3

Apr 8, 2012 5:07 PM

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  15. Chris Cox,

  

  Apr 18, 2012 11:37 PM   in reply to FocusCreative22

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  That's one way to do it. But it also tells us that the problem was permissions, without telling us where the problem existed.

  Hopefully next version we can spend some time on providing more specific error messages in these cases (tell me the @#%@#% directory with the problem).

   

  If you are the only user on the system, then ignore permissions should be fine.

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  16. ProxiVCD,

  

  Apr 22, 2012 8:28 PM   in reply to FocusCreative22

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  THANK YOU FocusCreative22! I've suffering with this issue for over a year and you've sorted it out. Very grateful.

   

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  17. djbezerker,

  

  Apr 27, 2012 2:02 AM   in reply to FocusCreative22

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  try cleaning all your browser cache, it has worked for me, really i'm not sure there's a correlation, but now it works

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  18. danielnegri,

  

  Aug 24, 2012 5:45 PM   in reply to FocusCreative22

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  For me just:

   

     CMD+Option+Shift (command+alt+shift)

   

  "Delete the Photoshop Settings File?" > "YES" and you are done.

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  19. dunstone123,

  

  Oct 6, 2012 4:27 AM   in reply to Arpit Kapoor

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  This worked perfectly for the same problem I had with CS6. Many thanks.

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  20. tatapoom,

  

  Dec 4, 2012 10:20 AM   in reply to FocusCreative22

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  EASY FIX

   

  to fix this is very simple, close photoshop and illustrator,either check the scratch disk "ignore ownership on this volume" by right click on the scratch disk and pick Get Info OR use a software like Onyx to show Hidden files and folders (start onyx go to Finder tab, check Show hidden files and folders) then open your scratch disk and delete .TemporaryItems, on mine i removed a bunch of files that shows  as greyed out files and were created over the years only the .Trashes cannot be deleted but to be on the safe side just deleting the .TemporaryItems will do

  restart photoshop now you can use your scratch disk or set it again without getting the error. good day

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