New installation of Photoshop CC 2015 opening images in the small window square

I've used photoshop for years.  I recently moved from Photoshop CC 2015 (probably months) on Windows 7 for a new installation of Photoshop CC (last version so just what is the download of this week) on Windows 10.

(Just a side note, I had saved all my settings via the sync on the old PC.  On the new CC PS, synchronization option is gone, lucky I took screenshots of my settings). So now I have to find my file to workspace on my old hard drive...

My real question.  I run my PC 100% DPI adjustment.  PS now open each image in a small square window in the upper left corner of the display area of PS.  Specifically, my picture is there with a gray square in addition to this image.  I can make things happen and see my image in this small square. I can't select anything in the window.

It seems to be in a constant w: h: setting I understand of course is to width height but does not turn off.

Zoom just zooms the picture in the box.  I tried to change the canvas to something bigger, but who comes to the bigger picture in this little square window.

Thus, after several searches, I unchecked "use graphics processor", which worked well with windows 7 and the older version of PS.  Then PS crashes... I forced to close, then reopened and PS opens pictures very well, and the graphics processor is always checked. I run a GTX560 with the last driver installed.  I wonder if there has been some changes in treatment or if I need to change my settings "advanced graphics processor.  Just strange would not, and now after unchecking it and magically he re - check, things seem to be working. Until they do not!

Any thoughts appreciated.  Thank you

Thank you

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You can also try this

  • Open PS - preferences - performance - audit use graphics processor
  • Now click on advanced settings and change the mode of basic drawing
  • Restart PS and then see if the problem persists.

Concerning

Rohit

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