Transparent background back to white on save

I'll get right to the point. I can use one of the "stuff" that I learned to turn a white background in a transparent; previously, I used to be able to save the image under any type of image format (JPG, TIFF, etc.), and the background transparent would remain. As of today, I save an image with a transparent background, and the background immediately reverts to white. What has changed? What I am doing wrong? And above all, how can I fix? I am so angry!

Here is a way I used to change a white background to transparent:

1. open the image in PS CC.

2 duplicate the image and get trash the original layer; This opens the layer.

3. in the double layer (only one left), use the Magic Eraser to make transparent white background.

Here's another way, I used to change a white background to transparent:

1. open the image in PS CC.

2 duplicate the image and get trash the original layer; This opens the layer.

3. go to layer > layer Style > blending Options.

4. under 'Blend if', slide it ' this layer: "cursor to that all white becomes transparent, without compromising the actual image.

5. click on OK.

Using one of these methods, if I save the image under a non-rast image (JPG, TIFF, etc.), the transparent background back to white! Extremely frustrating. I must point out several facts about my use of the PS CC:

a. I'm * brand * new PS CC; I used it for a little less than a month.

b. I use PS CC on Windows 7 Pro.

c. I rebooted my PC and restarted PS CC. Several times.

d. the problem above has never happened until today. Before, I was able to save the image under a rasterized shape and the transparent background remained. Not so much anymore.

e. I * can * save the image as an image PS CC (*.psd) and remains the background transparent. This does not help, as most of the programs that I am paid to use in my daily work do not import * images psd.

The search for an answer direct and helpful from a well informed guru.

Best regards and thank you for your attention,

William

Hello William,.

If you need to preserve trasparences in another program, I suggest you use the PNG, transparency should be recognized. What program you need to import the image in?

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