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PS 2017 is now broken after installing udate as a ref
I am using an Imac and and it wont open any images at all - NONE of the options suggested on other help sites a are working for me - this has brought all my work to a grinding halt - people are relying on me - very disappointed - even in the CC 2014 progamme that I opted to keep just in case something like this happened - is there a way of uninstalling the updates and going back to the old versions
From what I can see on other forums there are a lot of other issues too -
I want to go back to before the update in a hurry
it is costing us money and credibility and we are letting people down
already tried right-clicking and manually selecting the Photoshop executable. It doesn't work.
Some one else suggested they were able to solve this issue by unticking the Show "Start" Workspace When No Documents Are Open in the General section of the preferences - they also disabled graphics acceleration but that didn't work, at least not on its own - but that doesnt work either just keeps giving me the message """Could not complete your request because the file was not found.""""
I have even uninstalled PS 2017 and gone all the way back to PS2014 and it is still happening - AGGGRKKK!!!!!
What has ADOBE done to this program...????? what good is an image editor that wont open or edit the most commonly used form of image?????
I really need help on this please
OK Found the Solution
The solution was to remove the Camera Raw.plugin that is located in Macintosh HD/Library/Applications Support/Adobe/Plug-ins/CC/FIle Formats/.
I hope this helps everyone else who is having this problem
not impressed that adobe released and kept insisting on an update that affected all my previous versions of Photoshop CC too. with this kind of horrendous incompatibility - and have not bothered to fix or circulate any notifications to this effect
It has cost me a day's producti
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The latest Photoshop is CC 2018. If you install the layest update. If you took the default install settings it would have removed CC 2017. CC 2014 is a better version of Photoshop IMO.
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Thanks JJMack - I agree that 2014 is the better program
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No it dint jack. but thank you for taking the time to reply - see my other comment for the solution
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OK Found the Solution
The solution was to remove the Camera Raw.plugin that is located in Macintosh HD/Library/Applications Support/Adobe/Plug-ins/CC/FIle Formats/.
I hope this helps everyone else who is having this problem
not impressed that adobe released and kept insisting on an update that affected all my previous versions of Photoshop CC too. with this kind of horrendous incompatibility - and have not bothered to fix or circulate any notifications to this effect
It has cost me a day's productivity to sort out this problem for them - where's my wages guys - I bill out at $180 per hour x 8
VERY DISAPPOINTED