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1. Re: How do I disable auto-recovery files from opening every time I open Photoshop?
Brett N Apr 26, 2013 2:44 PM (in response to saridooda)On Windows, if Photoshop crashes, the autorecovery files are not cleared. On next launch, Photoshop sees those autorecovery files and reopens them.
When Photoshop closes successfully, it deletes these autorecovery files, and thus on the next launch no recovery files should be opened.
So if your files are continually opening, then Photoshop is in essence crashing every time you close it (assuming you are trying to close Photoshop each time).
May need to look at doing things like recreating the preference files or running Photoshop in a new user.
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2. Re: How do I disable auto-recovery files from opening every time I open Photoshop?
Chris Cox Apr 26, 2013 2:46 PM (in response to Brett N)Note: autorecovery files != temp files (which are the scratch files)
If something prevents the autorecovery files from being deleted (permissions issue), then that could also cause them to reopen each time.
We've also seen cases where the autorecovery file was not readable (disk damage) and Photoshop could not finish opening it, and it would attempt to reopen each time Photoshop launched. Fixing that took more than a little work and testing, and will be in the next major release.
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3. Re: How do I disable auto-recovery files from opening every time I open Photoshop?
conroy Apr 26, 2013 3:49 PM (in response to saridooda)Ps auto-recovery files on OS X can become orphaned and persistent even when there are no permissions problems and no crashing of Ps. When one/many of these files is opened into Ps, right-click on the document window tab of one and pick Reveal In Finder to open the auto-recovery folder. Close Ps. Trash the orphaned file(s) that you see in the auto-recovery folder then launch Ps to find your problem is solved. At least that has worked for me and for those whom I have advised in the past.



