"Scratch disk is full" error even if we can't?

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• I changed my HD 'C '. After the reinstallation of P element 2, I had a problem. I can't open Photoshop Element.  Error message is "your scratch disk is full", but I have free 61Go on hard 'C' drive and more 1 TB free on the disk "D".

  I changed my HD 'C '. After the reinstallation of P element 2, I had a problem. I can't open Photoshop Element.  Error message is "your scratch disk is full", but I have free 61Go on hard 'C' drive and more 1 TB free on the disk "D".

  Try to reset the preferences of pse 2 and see if that clears things up to the top.

  Reset preferences

  Press and hold down the Shift + Ctrl + Alt keys right after the beginning of the launch of the EP 2

  Keep possession of the keys down until you get a dialog box asking if you want to delete the settings Adobe Photoshop Elements

  Press Yes

  
  

  
  

  
  

  
  

• PhotoShop won't boot because "scratch disk is full."

  When I try to open PhotoShop 7, I have an error message-"unable to initialize PhotoShop because scratch disks are full."  Troubleshooting messages suggest the defragmentation and disk cleanup - I have these regularly perform a certain amount of time per week - but this doesn't seem to help.  I run Windows Vista with 4xRAM and 2 TB of HDD.  Any thoughts?

  If Photoshop won't let you put C or D or both as drive work there may be something wrong with you OS configuration.  Photoshop only allow you to configure the mountable devices as 128GB SD cards don't not assigned as working space of devices from local drive as workspace and will not display even as an option.  If C and D are optional, you should be able to erect in Photoshop "scratch disks".  Photoshop supports up to four "scratch disks".  I have only 3 local devices that can be used as workspace.  Normally, I do not have E: assigned as a work for its disk drive external 4 TB usb3.  But I can assign my all of my local disk for Photoshop zero disk space my brackets mounted cannot be used for the workspace...

  

• "Could not initialize photoshop because"scratch disks"is full."

  "Could not initialize photoshop because"scratch disks"is full." This is the error message that appears when I try to open my Adobe Photoshop Elements 2.0. I just installed this program on my new HP Pavilion model h8-1214, which has 1.8 TB of space with 10.0 GB of RAM. I have read the forums on this problem, but they say how to solve the problem through Photoshop. How can I fix the scratch disk settings without being able to open Photoshop? Please help me with this problem of the Adobe Support team will not even answer my question...

  Thank you.

  By far the simplest solution is to upgrade to photoshop elements 10 or newer, which has no problem with big hard drives and has some new features you may like.

  It is available for a 30 day trial.

  In fact the pse versions 3 and later versions have no problem with large hard drives.

  Here are some things you can try that might work:

  Option 1: Just after the double click on the PES shortened 2 press the Ctrl + Alt keys and press and hold keys until you get the scratch disk Preferences dialog box

  then choose your recovery as the first partition. This only works if you have a recovery partition or another hard drive smaller installed that you can use as the scratch disk.

  (I don't have a partition recovery on this computer)

  

  Option 2. Retractable (shrink volume) present HDD up to 1 TB

  Option 3: If you have windows 7 pro or ultimate, you can use virtual xp (download from microsoft)

• THE "SCRATCH DISKS" IS FULL

  I can not filled any action while in photoshop because the "scratch disks" is full. I already ran in the Performance preference and allowed the program to use the 7.09 Go I have free space. What can I do else? Need help please, I'm about to throw the laptop through the windows...

  This may seem extreme, but given the current prices of the hard drive, I think that simply by adding a second drive (fast) would be the best solution and more fast. And even the least expensive considering the time invested to operate on a disk that is simply too small.

  Also note that with Windows, fill no matter which drive over 80-90%, even if it is temporary, falls seriously performance for all applications. Fill your system completely drive could still block your system completely.

• Scratch disk is full

  So, I bought a new PC. My old version of Photoshop 2006 made my needs very well, however, on my new PC - which has a large HD (on a terabyte) - I was unable to save all the images and kept to "scratch disk is full."

  I tried pointing to another drive as disc "scratch"... still would not save.

  Turn on because the HD is so great, photoshop does not recognize the terabyte as being a real number... surely there should be a solution for this?
  Yes, I have to shell out the extra money & probably to buy a newer version, but this one I have Works for me very well. I'm not a technopile. I don't HAVE to have the most current version. I'm happy with mode "if it ain't broke, don't fix.
  As the capabilities of computers increase exponentially I would have thought that a simple fix allowing terabyte hard drives would be a fairly simple thing to implement... Yes? None?

  What is the exact version of photoshop you have?

  In photoshop, go to help > about Photoshop

  Versions of Photoshop 7 and greater cannot see hard drives if you have more than 1 TB of free space on them, and so we get the message from scratch the full disc.

• Anyone know how to solve the problem, when he says scratch disk is full?

  Anyone know how to solve the problem, when he says scratch disk is full? don't do anything :/

  Go to Edition > purge > all

  This will clear all of your history and Clipboard, thus freeing the scratch disk space.

• "scratch disks" is full

  CC of Photoshop doesn't open, just get message "" "scratch disks are full."  Does anyone know how to remedy this?  Thank you!

  Ahh. For this you hold the keys Ctrl + Alt or Cmd + Opt and launch Photoshop. After a few moments, you will see a scratch disk Options dialog box...

  Benjamin

• Cannot answer your request because the "scratch disks" is full

  When I try to crop a photo I get this message: could not complete your request because the "scratch disks" is full. In fact a scratch disk has 62 + GB and the other has 52 + GB available. Does anyone have a solution for this?

  The disks are already full, or the operation you are trying to use more workspace you have available (as if you crop and forget the resolution value to create a HUGE document).

• Photoshop does not open because it says that the scratch disk is full

  How can I fix it?  The program will not open when I start it.  I start to open and said so immediately scratch disk is full and then closes the program.  How can I fix it?

  Without information system, we cannot tell you what exactly is going on. Usuall means what it says - your disks are full or at least not accessible to Photoshop. You could try holding down Ctrl + Alt + shift when you start the program to reset prerequisite information and to define a new location, you should really look into your cleaning system and make room for otehrwise. There are a few tips interspersed here:

  Preparations for installation

  Mylenium

• Could not complete your request because the scratch disk is full

  Whenever I try to crop it a picture, I get this.

  Could not complete your request because the scratch disk is full.

  Thanks in advance

  You entered a resolution in the culture settings, and Photoshop is now resampling the acreage as you asked for it - creating a document too large for your drive to work.   Take the output resolution, or reset the cropping tool.

• When you are working in photoshop, a message box appears telling me I need to delete my "scratch disk". What is this and how can I do this?

  When you are working in photoshop, a message box appears telling me I need to delete my "scratch disk". What is this and how can I do this?

  Look in photoshop preferences

• "Scratch disks" Win7 full can not open shop Photo 7

  Hi new to win7 and Psalm I bought a machine from AMD core 6 Win7 with 8 g of ram two backup set in Raid 0.

  Loaded Phptoshop 7 and it says somethimething on a different volume was necessary.

  Image ready PS7 opens very well and I know how to do the work. But when I try to open PS7 it says

  ""scratch disks"full open cannot PS7. Can someone help me with this?

  Photoshop version 7.0 is not really big hard disks.  When he tries to measure the free space that may not face as many as returned by the operating system.  Back in the day of Photoshop 7 a gigabyte was enormous and a terabyte was unknown.

  1.5 TB may be too big for her.

  Unfortunately, workaround for this is to partition a size smaller it can process.  I'm not sure what the size is (1 TB?).

  -Christmas

• Photoshop 7.0.1 will not work with Windows 7. Error message: could not initialize Photoshop because the "scratch disks" is full. Cannot assign "scratch disks" because Photoshop ends in error.

  Still using PS 7.0.1 because upgrades are incredibly expensive!

  follow these steps and then it will work http://www.ehow.com/video_4766634_partition-hard-drive-data-loss.html

• Get an error "Could not open all"scratch disks"because photoshop is full" at the opening of photoshop elements 2.0.

  * Original Title: 2.0 in windows-photoshop elements 8

  I installed my photoshop elements 2.0 in my new computer. It loaded and installed. but when I tried to open the dialog came up with

  "Cannot open photoshop because all the"scratch disks"is full." What does that mean?

  http://forums.Adobe.com/thread/593541
   
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