ThePATMAN26
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Photoshop CS5 changes/additions don't appear on screen until I zoom in/out
Good evening,
Over the past few weeks I've encountered a problem with Photoshop CS 5.1. Anytime I make an addition or alteration to an image (not a photo, but a digital composition) whatever I've done does not appear until I zoom in or out of the image. I have also tried waiting a few seconds to see if the program just lagged but it still doesn't appear until I zoom in or out. An example would be if I add text to a document, while I'm typing the cursor will move as I type but the text doesn't appear until I zoom. This is with solid text and of a color differing from the background.
I've tried increasing the memory available to the program (I have given it about 6gb), still occurs. I uninstalled and re-installed the program, problem persists.
I'm running Windows 7 64bit, Intel i7 1.6ghz, 8gb ram, NVIDIA GeForce GT 320M w/1gb memory.
Any possible solutions would be very helpful. I've resorted to using CS2 and I would love to move back to CS5.
Thanks
Over the past few weeks I've encountered a problem with Photoshop CS 5.1. Anytime I make an addition or alteration to an image (not a photo, but a digital composition) whatever I've done does not appear until I zoom in or out of the image. I have also tried waiting a few seconds to see if the program just lagged but it still doesn't appear until I zoom in or out. An example would be if I add text to a document, while I'm typing the cursor will move as I type but the text doesn't appear until I zoom. This is with solid text and of a color differing from the background.
I've tried increasing the memory available to the program (I have given it about 6gb), still occurs. I uninstalled and re-installed the program, problem persists.
I'm running Windows 7 64bit, Intel i7 1.6ghz, 8gb ram, NVIDIA GeForce GT 320M w/1gb memory.
Any possible solutions would be very helpful. I've resorted to using CS2 and I would love to move back to CS5.
Thanks
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Thank you ThePATMAN26
Very good to hear.
Very good to hear.
Glad to have helped. I'll add this to my knowledgebase for future reference.
Thanks!
Thanks!
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Sad to report, the issue persists. It worked for a short period of time (one use of the software) and has now returned. I tried clearing the cache as stated above and it doesn't seem to have corrected the issue this time. Perhaps I was mistaken and the issue persisted during my first attempt and I didn't realize it.
What seems to fix the issue is disabling the OpenGL Drawing function. I need to look into that issue and what will be necessary to turn it back on.
Thanks again.
What seems to fix the issue is disabling the OpenGL Drawing function. I need to look into that issue and what will be necessary to turn it back on.
Thanks again.
It could be your video card ThePATMAN26
it could be teh HDD is not up to speeds.
With newer versions especially Adobe products, everything it seems these days is 3D based and lots of useless bling stuff, the video card compatibility has now become the focus.
If your serious then I suggest you get another HDD SSD USB if possible and move the page file and TEMP folders for saving your Adobe Projects to.
If you have both onboard may be too much
Tested video cards | Photoshop CS5
Known issues
http://helpx.adobe.com/photoshop/kb/tested-video-cards-photoshop-cs5.html
http://helpx.adobe.com/photoshop/kb/gpu-opengl-features-preferences-photoshop.html
Take a look through this, it is very good and shows some settings you use
I know it is for CS6 but should suite CS5 as well
Troubleshooting Photoshop CS6 GPU
http://www.studio1productions.com/Articles/PhotoShop.htm
http://helpx.adobe.com/after-effects/using/memory-storage1.html
it could be teh HDD is not up to speeds.
With newer versions especially Adobe products, everything it seems these days is 3D based and lots of useless bling stuff, the video card compatibility has now become the focus.
If your serious then I suggest you get another HDD SSD USB if possible and move the page file and TEMP folders for saving your Adobe Projects to.
If you have both onboard may be too much
Tested video cards | Photoshop CS5
Known issues
http://helpx.adobe.com/photoshop/kb/tested-video-cards-photoshop-cs5.html
http://helpx.adobe.com/photoshop/kb/gpu-opengl-features-preferences-photoshop.html
Take a look through this, it is very good and shows some settings you use
I know it is for CS6 but should suite CS5 as well
Troubleshooting Photoshop CS6 GPU
http://www.studio1productions.com/Articles/PhotoShop.htm
http://helpx.adobe.com/after-effects/using/memory-storage1.html
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