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Hi, folks. Newbie on the forum but not necessarily to Photoshop. However, I have encountered the following error - a familair one to Photoshopeprs, but with a decidedly odd twist...

I am running Windows 7 on a Dell XPS 720 with 8GB RAM. I have been running Photoshop 7.0.1 (yes, I know it's ancient, but it does all I need for now) for a long time. A month or so ago, I added an Avid Mojo to my system and had issues with it, which required me to wipe my OS drive and reinstall W7.

Mojo works fine, but now I cannot run Photoshop because I get the error stating it cannot initialize because the scratch disks are full.

I tried UNinstalling and then REinstalling on ALL my six disks (four internal, two external), each of which has at LEAST 1 TB free. I cannot get into Tools or Preferences, because Photoshop will not open (as soon as I click out of the error screen, the program closes).

Suggestions? Thanks in advanced for any help. Tom

<blockquote data-quote="foolery" data-source="post: 89877" data-attributes="member: 30065">Hi, folks. Newbie on the forum but not necessarily to Photoshop. However, I have encountered the following error - a familair one to Photoshopeprs, but with a decidedly odd twist...&nbsp;I am running Windows 7 on a Dell XPS 720 with 8GB RAM. I have been running Photoshop 7.0.1 (yes, I know it&#039;s ancient, but it does all I need for now) for a long time. A month or so ago, I added an Avid Mojo to my system and had issues with it, which required me to wipe my OS drive and reinstall W7.&nbsp;Mojo works fine, but now I cannot run Photoshop because I get the error stating it cannot initialize because the scratch disks are full.&nbsp;I tried UNinstalling and then REinstalling on ALL my six disks (four internal, two external), each of which has at LEAST 1 TB free. I cannot get into Tools or Preferences, because Photoshop will not open (as soon as I click out of the error screen, the program closes). &nbsp;Suggestions? Thanks in advanced for any help. Tom</blockquote>

[QUOTE="foolery, post: 89877, member: 30065"] Hi, folks. Newbie on the forum but not necessarily to Photoshop. However, I have encountered the following error - a familair one to Photoshopeprs, but with a decidedly odd twist... I am running Windows 7 on a Dell XPS 720 with 8GB RAM. I have been running Photoshop 7.0.1 (yes, I know it's ancient, but it does all I need for now) for a long time. A month or so ago, I added an Avid Mojo to my system and had issues with it, which required me to wipe my OS drive and reinstall W7. Mojo works fine, but now I cannot run Photoshop because I get the error stating it cannot initialize because the scratch disks are full. I tried UNinstalling and then REinstalling on ALL my six disks (four internal, two external), each of which has at LEAST 1 TB free. I cannot get into Tools or Preferences, because Photoshop will not open (as soon as I click out of the error screen, the program closes). Suggestions? Thanks in advanced for any help. Tom [/QUOTE]

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