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• Recovery corrupted PSD under Windows

  Hello

  I recently had a power outage, resulting in my being corrupted photoshop file. The error, it is said, "file is not compatible with this version of photoshop.

  I tried several avenues of restoration, such as the others. PSD, reading programs, open it in Illustrator, various recovery tools download, restore previous versions (it's in had not listed), but nothing has worked.

  I hope someone has ideas about how the file may be damaged, and if there is anything else I could do to get it back.

  I am running Windows 7 and Photoshop CS6.

  Please do not post tips on how to avoid this in the future, or what I could do. I know.

  Thank you

  You need more of a reading of PSD program if the order of byte in the file is damaged. A data recovery tool can be worth a try. I used Phoenix PSD repair successfully in the past. Unfortunately, it is a commercial product and not free-autour $ 40, so it really depends on how much value place you on the damaged file. There is a download test and memory, it allows the file to be recovered, but not saved, so that you know it will work up to a certain point before you buy. I must say though that with the corrupted PSD files sound usually a question of recovery layers because there will always be some corrupted this layer.

  My APC battery doesn't have Christmas, reading that your post made me decide to do replaced lol

  Stellar research

  Hope that helps

  Terri

• Maybe corrupted PSD file?

  I was working on a project in photoshop for the class and open a file that was just closed less than an hour to find that it was now a single layer ago and almost completely black (with some red at the top). I guess that the file is corrupted. Is it possible to retrieve this file? I checked for previous versions, there is none because everything has been done fairly recently. Open the file with a hex editor leads nowhere either. There is no text useless opening. I downloaded the file here, if anyone is interested: https://mega.nz/#! 9o1WXYYJ. FUXp4AQRVtNCGsyyIV06iXdCpSrlnkFBpHWwGnymiXA

  NO.

  I tried several recovery programs. No joy.

  Sorry

  Jim

• How I give Recover My corrupted/Lost PSD?

  Yesterday, I was working on a very important project and then all of a sudden my PC crashes and restarts so I hit the button Ctrl + S, but it has not made the progress to 100%

  So now I'm opening on my Photoshop CS6 and it shows me an error that it cannot open this file, it is not compatible with my Photoshop?

  Any help from you guys would be greatly appreciated thanks

  In fact, I was working on the design of this site template:

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  Corrupted PSD files rarely have a happy ending, but a member of the Adobe staff posted last week an interesting idea.   Unfortunately I didn't bookmark, and my memory isn't quite clear.  As I remember, it is opening the file in Illustrator and save as PDF, who saved the flattened JPG PSD files contain.

  Does anyone remember this post?

• CANNOT OPEN THE PSD FILE

  I am running PS CS6 display and it is "could not complete your request because it is not a document valid photoshop" after a power failure. I tried lots of different process to resolve my PSD download PSD file file.  Help, please.

  The file is probably damaged and unreadable by PS.

  I've never had this happen to me, but here's a link to an article that may be useful:

  How to recover corrupt PSD files? ~ Fantasio ars

• PSD - recovery?

  I trying to find out whether or not a. PSD can be retrieved with the following error message: could not complete your request because SOFn, DQT, or DHT JPEG marker missing before the SOS marker.

  I still don't know if I can fix it after all, or HOW?

  Thank you!!

  What do you need, making actions below:

  <>Launch Adobe Photoshop.

  <>Click on the "File" menu, and then click "Open Recent."

  <>Select the file recently opened in the submenu "open the recent item. The file that was accidentally closed will be present in the submenu.

  You can also visit: y-to-recover-a-corrupt-psd-file http://www.filerepairforum.com/forum/adobe/adobe-aa/photoshop/324-%E2%80%8Bis-there-any-wa - it should be useful for you

  Or make use of third party software Recovery Toolbox for Photoshop

  It is located here: http://www.photoshop.recoverytoolbox.com/

  All these resolutions 100% will help you restore the .psd file.

• Repair damaged adobe photoshop .psd files?

  One of my project files has been removed in a terrible accident. I won't go into it, but I got one of the .psd files using a commercial conservation program (Fast File Undelete data DTI). It did not work (go figure) and whenever I try to open the file .psd photoshop (7.0) shows a message box that says: "there was a problem to read the data in the layer. Read the composite data instead? "When I click on the play button of Composite data another box shows that reads,"cannot open '[file name]' because the file is not compatible with this version of photoshop. »

  It seems as it is very close to work, because there isn't even a vignette. I also got a handful of .jpg and .tga, who are also broke. Does anyone know of a utility that could attempt to repair a .psd, .tga or a .jpg?

  Repair Kit PSD that repairs the Photoshop files and you give image repaired to the original format as well as repaired layers and the corresponding safe bitmap file.

  -Repair of PSD files developed using any color mode of Photoshop

  -Repairs corrupt the PSB ("large document format") files

  -Fix images with the DDP file extension

  -Provides the bitmap of the repaired Photoshop file

  -Takes to load Adobe Photoshop CS5, CS4, CS3, CS2 CS1

  DOWNLOAD SETUP FROM HOMEPAGE: http://www.psd.repair/

  SECOND FREE SOLUTION:

  Photoshop is adding sometimes a few bytes at the beginning of the file when the file is saved, then the same Photoshop gives an error and complained that the files... All you have to do is delete the Group of bytes that unnecessarily.

  Assuming that you know already what is a HEX editor and how to use it I'll write here a few steps, you can do before opening a "corrupt": PSD file

  1. make a backup (copy) of the file before making any changes.

  2 - Open the file "corrupted" in a HEX editor used (text editor NOT!) and look for such groups of fairness at the beginning: 8 bits/s and after a few bytes 8BIM another group of bytes, then 8BIM.

  3 - this succession must be respected strictly: 8BPS... 8BIM... 8BIM. these groups should be very close to each other and it is easy to find.

  4 - remove all the bytes before 8 group BPS (shift + delete) and save the file... =)

  5 - open in Photoshop and have fun.

  Hope this works for you, for wide info click to:- 6851/how-to-make-photoshop-file-recovery?forum=w7itprogeneral http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/exchange/en-US/7041fd54-6d06-466d-9bf0-30845860

• Error opening files, I created a few months ago. / versions

  I have several files that maybe, I created there are using CC 2015.2.3 (or both) that I can open is more than 4-6 months. I am running CC 2015.5.  I get the following error:

  

  Adobe Photoshop 2015.5 CC: Could not apply the workspace because the file is not compatible with this version of photoshop.

  What is the problem? is there a solution?

  -Kevin

  Very well. Sorry to hear that. I have no experience with fixing corrupt PSDs, though I'm afraid I won't be much help.

  Do you have any form of backup?

• Undesirable Anti-aliasing after export to PDF!

  Dear community,

  First of all, let me tell you, I'm relatively new to indesign.

  It's really driving me crazy: my boss gave me the task of renewing our business cards (no new provision, just different names and addresses). So I got the indesign file my predecessor did and changed the names and contact details. The indesign file contains three sides back to three different people, each with their own QR code.

  I made three new QR codes, removed the 'old' and brought the new po those (codes were initially PNG, I put them in Photoshop and exported in the form of PSD because I heard, I should use PSD files in ID instead of PNG or JPEG).

  When exporting to PDF, two of these QR codes are works fine, the third has the following problem: on the edges of the code, light gray thin lines appear, to my untrained eye, these look just as anti-aliasing. These only appear in the exported PDF file, not in Indesign itself and that in one of the three QR-codes, even if I created and imported them all the same way.

  I probably should mention, I did 50% transparent codes. I already did a lot of research about this issue and has said that it is a bug that has been fixed in ID CC 2014, so I updated my ID for this version, imported the corrupt PSD, still the same problem.

  What I did wrong with this PSD file in particular? Could there be a button or something, when I have the psd selected in the iD, which activates / deactivates AA on and off that particular file?

  I've added two pictures. 1 is one of those who do not all problems, the second is one that has some anti-aliasing, unwanted (or whatever it is). I just did the screenshots in Acrobat, because this forum won't let me download the PDF files. As I said, they both come from the same ID, exported file the same way.

  Thanks in advance for your kind help.

  Nigi

  

  The problem was caused by downsampling. The resolution is higher and you down tasted with the wrong method, also, you used grayscale or CMYK or RGB image, in this case a 1 bit image would be the choice. But the best is to use the feature ID QR.

• All my adobe files are corrupt. I saved them on my computer, my external hard drive and flash players. All report them at the same time as all my PSD files and I are corrupt.

  All my adobe files are corrupt. I saved them on my computer, my external hard drive and flash players. All report them at the same time as all my PSD files and I are corrupt.

  My computer recently had an error with the System 32 and will not open if I reformat, which means I lose everything on it. No problem, because I supported straight? It turns out that all my backups say they are corrupt. Do I just terrible luck, or is there a reason why none of my files works when I try to open them on another computer?

  Try the bugcheck on the ext hdd. Right click on the drive in 'my computer' > 'properties' > 'Tools' > click 'check now '.

  You can restart your pc and reconnect the ext hdd.

  Recuva Piriform is a free data recovery program.

  Google for more solutions

• PSD import - format or corrupted file unsuppported

  Hello. Discussions previous, similar, does not quite seem to meet this strange issue.  I have Photoshop CS3, CS4 PP on Windows 7 64 bit.

  Working on a PAL format 16:9 widescreen 01:45, I managed to import a PSD multi-layer 1024 x 576 pixel RGB square as a sequence.  I was in Photoshop and edited the graphic layers / add and reimported with success several times.

  Today, when I added more layers, I got the consignment that the file is damaged or is an unsupported format, and it won't matter is no longer.  If I save the file as a TIF in layers, PP CS4 will be important - but only as a two-dimensional image.  The dynamic link remains intact because the previously imported layers are still available in PP.

  What's changed: yesterday, I had a problem of Media Encoder which is a known bug if PP CS3 has previously been on the system (dynamic links does not).  The solution was to PP CS4 to uninstall and reinstall.  This has solved the problem of Media Encoder.  It would be responsible for my current problem?

  Thanks in advance.

  Jonty MS

  These small layers trigger the bug.  You can merge only those

  in the biggest layers?

  -Jeff

• The flattened. PSD: Questions, thoughts and Suggestions

  It's the rare occasions, but as a dum-dum, I accidentally saved a flattened psd and in turn, will have to rebuild. It is not a huge disadvantage, but a drawback however. The situation provoked a discussion with a co-worker about the point (if any) to save the flattened psd files and eventually led me here. So, here are my questions:

  1. Someone has intentionally flattened .psd files? If so, what are the benefits?
  2. Should there be an option in the preferences to Photoshop, it is impossible to save the flattened psd files?

  Thanks in advance for your comments / insight in the matter.

  Photoshop has a protection device. When you go to file > save as and save it as a PSD, you can uncheck layers. In return, Photoshop adds "copy" in the name of the file, save as a separate flat file.

  The only way you would cheat which is to flatten the layers in the layer before menu with save.

  If you work with multilayer files, it's always good to have will backup versioned.  Multilayer files get corrupt from time to time.

  Time machine if you have a Mac and the history of the files if you have Windows. Dropbox will also save versions and off-site storage is a good idea, especially if you travel frequently.

  Gene

• Lately, I have had difficulties dealing with somee of Photoshop Save tiff files!   As he works on the photo layer by layer and then decide to "save under" as a file it seems to get corrupted quite often.  Look, I'm a Windows of the image itself is

  Recently, I had a few difficult problems with Photoshop and trying to save files in TIFF format with all the preview in the folder looks more like a negative image seems to be missing information.  At the same time, I can record it all this is a JPEG or a PSD file, it seems no problem!  The previous and JPEG without problems!  I wonder if my Photoshop (CC 2015) program may be corrupt? I've updated some sixteen days ago or so and since then I have had this problem.  Suggestions of what the problem may be, suggestions of either try to go back or do a complete reinstall?  All this is very frustrating for an old man, just trying to make good photos!  Any help would be appreciated.

  Hi crusty

  Greetings!

  Recommend to reset preferences to default Photoshop

  Press and hold the keys Alt + Ctrl + Shift (Windows) or Option + command + shift (Mac OS) you launch Photoshop. You are prompted to delete the current settings. New preferences files are created the next time you start Photoshop.

  Or see How to remove/reset the Photoshop preferences

  * Backup stock/Modified Workspaces/Plugins before (if any)

  Let us know if this helps

  finished an excerpt in the record looks more like a negative image seems to be missing information.

  Could you share the image with us so that we can better help you?

  Concerning

  ~ Assani

• How can I talk to a LIVE person here on the dimensions of fixation on a Psd file?  Size and DImensions continue to appear weak, even after changing their sub Image &lt; Image size

  It seems that no matter how many times I change the size of the Image and make Pixel size as large as possible, dimensions appear 4 x 6 for my client.  I downloaded this file Psd layered on DropBox and the document still appears small.  I have expanded the size of the Image in inches, enlarged the dimensions in pixels of the Image, and again, when you use crop tool (in what customer says she used a million times before) it seems that it parts of image design and cultures.  So, what gives?

  I would LOVE you forever if you are able to help me trouble shoot this challenge (not to mention learning it) I am a newbie who couldn't afford to finish school and this is certainly a first.

  You can change the ppi to change the size of the image.

  The dimensions in pixels, ppi and image size are linked together, when you change one, one of the other two must change.

  Here's the formula.

  Inches X ppi = pixels

  The ppi is stored in the metadata so if the file header is corrupt or you use save for web, the ppi could be missing. In this case Photoshop guess of 72 dpi, which would change the size of the image.

  As long as the pixel dimensions has not changed, then there is nothing to fear. Pixel dimensions is the actual data. If the size of the image is incorrect, anyone with most image editing software can change the size of the image or the ppi to fix. Make sure that the pixel dimensions do not change. In Photoshop just uncheck the box resampling.

• PSD-file is not compatible

  Open a psd file in Photoshop CC 2015, the program responds by saying that the file is not compatible. I made the file CC2014 or CC2015 and then worked on it in CS6. Now it does not work on two programs

  Changes with each new version of Photoshop PSD file format, so it is built into the functionality of compatibility built in for when you save should you want to go back and use earlier versions. It was not many changes between PS2014 and PS2015 but CS6 is old and there are differences.  It seems that if you have which off preference saving mode of compatibility and openness to CS6 corrupt the file. .

  

  To activate the dialog box above go to preferences under Edit and change there.

  

  If your file is large PSD files can be repaired with a tool like repair PSD of Phoenix, but you'll probably lose something.

  Hope that helps

  Terri