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Originally Posted by tamlin
Well, this is most peculiar! Putting in another disk and setting that as your scratch disk should have sorted the problem. I think with 134 Gb of free space, the amount of RAM isn't an issue at all. My apologies if you've already tried this, but have you reset your preferences (trashed your preferences file) since you installed the new disk? If not, it's got to be worth a go. If you're not sure what to do, have a look here: creativepro.com - Photoshop Tips: Trashing the Preferences File |
No need to apologize, friend. Your advice was great. I'm just frustrated with the general issue I'm having with this whole thing. It might just be that I in fact do need more RAM.
If it helps any, my PC is a Compaq Presario SR1303WM. Perhaps someone knows if this brand and/or model is known to have problems with Adobe Photoshop CS. Could just be that my PC is a hunk of crap as I've always thought it to be. Definitely not the best PC in the world, but cheap.