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Hi CraigLWelcome to PSG

Photoshop sometimes, for no apparent reason, can start acting funny on you. One common cause has to do with Photoshop's Preferences. Sometimes, they can get messed up, specially whit software updates or upgrades.

In this case, when starting PS just hold down "Shift+Ctrl+Alt" Win / "Shift+Command+Option" Mac, on your keyboard.
The very first thing you'll see is a dialog box that pops up asking if you want to delete the existing Preferences file (which is the "Settings" file) then just click OK and Photoshop will restart using the default preferences file.

Hope this helps.

<blockquote data-quote="$1r_M4x1mu$" data-source="post: 93998" data-attributes="member: 25362">Hi <a href="http://www.photoshopgurus.com/forum/members/craigl.html" target="_blank">CraigLWelcome </a>to PSGPhotoshop sometimes, for no apparent reason, can start&nbsp; acting funny on you. One common cause has to do with Photoshop&#039;s&nbsp; Preferences. Sometimes, they can get messed up, specially whit software updates or upgrades.&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; In this case, when starting PS just hold down &quot;Shift+Ctrl+Alt&quot; Win /&nbsp; &quot;Shift+Command+Option&quot; Mac, on your keyboard.The very first&nbsp; thing you&#039;ll see is a dialog box that pops up asking if you want to&nbsp; delete the existing Preferences file (which is the &quot;Settings&quot;&nbsp; file) then just click OK and Photoshop will restart using the default preferences file.Hope this helps.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="$1r_M4x1mu$, post: 93998, member: 25362"] Hi [B][URL="http://www.photoshopgurus.com/forum/members/craigl.html"][B]CraigLWelcome [/B][/URL][/B]to PSG Photoshop sometimes, for no apparent reason, can start acting funny on you. One common cause has to do with Photoshop's Preferences. Sometimes, they can get messed up, specially whit software updates or upgrades. In this case, when starting PS just hold down "Shift+Ctrl+Alt" Win / "Shift+Command+Option" Mac, on your keyboard. The very first thing you'll see is a dialog box that pops up asking if you want to delete the existing Preferences file (which is the "Settings" file) then just click OK and Photoshop will restart using the default preferences file. Hope this helps. [/QUOTE]

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