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Hi everyone,

I'm running Photoshop CS5 on Windows 7; my issue is that anytime I try to crop an image (and this is the only command that causes the issue as far as I can tell) it fails and a popup tells me that PS "Could not complete your request because the scratch disks are full." The only issue is that my scratch disks aren't full. Here's the deets-

System:

Windows 7 Pro

RAM: 16.0 GB

System: 64-bit

PS Memory Usage:

Available RAM: 14685 MB

Ideal Range: 8076-10573 MB

Let Photoshop Use: 9251 MB (63%) <and I've jack this way up and way down to no effect

PS Scratch Disks:

1. C:\ Free Space: 36.27 GB

I've rebooted, defragmented, run Disk Cleanup, tried cropping file types and sizes ranging from 50 MB .psd down to 2 MB .jpeg, searched my system for unwanted ~PST temp files (there were none—this issue began randomly, not the result of a crash) and still the issue persists. Googling has turned up nothing helpful. I'm stumped, any advice would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks,

Jarvis