If that doesn’t work, try increasing the size of your scratch disk. You can do this by going into the Preferences menu in Photoshop and selecting the “Performance” tab. From here, you can increase the size of your scratch disk to up to 10GB. Finally, if neither of these solutions works, you can try restarting your computer.
There are some options in Photoshop, helping solve a full scratch disk. You can try them if you can open Photoshop. 1. Change/Increase Scratch Disks. Since the drive that is used as the scratch disk of Photoshop is currently full, you can change the scratch disk settings to allow Photoshop to use more memory space.
I use windows but see if the this works for you. Close down Photoshop. The start Photoshop and immediately press and hold theCMD+Option keys. You should get a popup dialog the looks something like this and be able to change your scratch disk configuration. JJMack. 1 Upvote.
Therefore, the problem can be solved by changing the scratch disk location. Step 1: Run Photoshop, find the (Edit)- (Preferences)- (Scratch Disk) option in the top function bar. Step 2: Uncheck the system disk C:, and then check the drive with more free space (such as D: or F:) except the system disk.
Step 5 – Clear Scratch Disks. Click the “Purge” button next to each scratch disk to clear the scratch disks. A confirmation dialog box may appear, warning you that purging the scratch disk will delete all the temporary files stored on the selected disk (s). If you are sure that you want to proceed, click “OK.”.
Locate and Open Photoshop: Navigate to your external hard drive using the file explorer or Finder on your computer. Locate the Photoshop application in the external hard drive and double-click on it to launch Photoshop. Wait for Launch: Give Photoshop a moment to load from the external hard drive.
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Note: If Photoshop cannot launch because the scratch disk is full, hold down the Cmd + Opt keys (Mac) or Ctrl + Alt keys (Windows) on launch to set a new scratch disk. I was able to reset the scratch disk and so far Photoshop is launching fine. Hope this helps someone!
You can change the scratch disk location and add multiple scratch disks from Photoshop Preferences. Many power users like to create a dedicated hard drive partition for the Photoshop scratch disk. Although Photoshop will function with a single scratch disk on the system partition, you can improve performance by setting the scratch disk to be
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