6/19/2023 0 Comments Fluid mask 3.0.2I had been working for about 2 hours until Photoshop started acting "quirky". I have the 11.0.1 version of Photoshop CS4. If so, have you found any resolution? I'm desperate for help so if anyone can shed any light on this issue, it would be most appreciated.īelow, I will put some specs about my machine, in case that is helpful. I am curious if others with and without dual monitors are having these crashes. I have also looked on the Lacie website for any updates for the Lacie 324. I am wondering if the Lacie display is "drawing" the graphics at the speed that differs, or is incompatable, with Photoshop CS4? This is just a guess from someone who is not all that technically savy. So, I go back to having a second monitor as being the most-likely candidate for causing the Photoshop crashes. So, since he is not having the problem and I am, I would assume the "Enable OpenGL Drawing" issue that is mentioned on this site, is not the crashing problem, though I could be wrong. FYI, my business partner also turned off the Enable OpenGL Drawing feature has NOT had the problem with Photoshop CS4 crashing. I did that and it did indeed fix the problem with getting my Lacie monitor calibrated. I Googled this problem (at the time I didn't think this was related to the crashing issue) and someone said they were having trouble calibrating their monitor as well and managed to "fix" that by turning "Enable OpenGL Drawing" off. My monitor was showing images skewed toward red, while my prints were coming out with less red. Should OpenGL Drawing be on or off? I turned OpenGL Drawing off some time ago because I had a problem with calibrating my Lacie monitor. I have to admit, I really don't understand this. When I have Googled this Photoshop CS4 crash problem, I have come across some mention of the GPU Settings and Enable OpenGL Drawing. It is rather new, I purchased it in November or December 08 as well as my IMac. There were no differences in the GRAPHICS/DISPLAYS section either, beyond my having a second display.īoth his and my graphics/displays are as follows:īelow is the information regarding my second display.Īs you can see, my second display is a Lacie 324. and the SMC Version of his machine is 1.3f1, while mine is 1.29f1. His processor speed is 2.8 while mine is 2.66 GHz. What I found under HARDWARD were only two minor differences. I did "About this Mac" on both our machines to see if there were any obvious differences, besides running dual monitors. ![]() I've tried to trouble-shoot this problem, since he does not have the problem, while I do. And, this is where I actually think the problem may lie.I am running dual monitors, while he does not. Here's the difference in our systems.He purchased the 24" model, while I purchased the 20". My business partner, who also has a new IMac (not the VERY newest model that just came out but the one just prior to that.It was purchased in December 08 as well) and also runs CS4 does not have this crashing problem! At all! Not once. There is something else that doesn't make sense. Needless to say, I'm beyond frustrated, to say the least. (It happens during a save frequently.) Plus, I'm loosing valuable time waiting on it to Relaunch, and figuring out where I'm at on the image all over again. ![]() But, I inevitable loose something as it happens just after a "task" or during a "save". ![]() Luckily, I have "trained" myself to save after almost ever thing I do. ![]() This process happens, on average, a couple of times per hour, if not more. It takes another couple of minutes to do so before I am able to begin working again. So, I then usually have to "Force Quit" Photoshop, yet, it will not immediatly quit. Then, Photoshop sits idle for a few minutes as if it is locked up, unable to "Relaunch". I have submitted literally hundreds, if not thousands of these. There will be a slight delay of about 2-4 seconds and then Photoshop will crash and I will get a pop-up screen to submit a crash report. I'll be working on an image and I "command S" to save. I work relatively fast, as I use Photoshop on a daily basis. Saving, opening an image from RAW, using the liquify tool, using the clone tool, running an action and any number of others tasks cause a crash in Photoshop CS4. It will crash during all kinds of "tasks". It keeps crashing, for no apparent reason. I upgraded to CS4 at the beginning of this year and have a CONSTANT and very IRRITATING problem.
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