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Adobe PhotoShop not working since I installed Adobe InDesign

  • 28-04-2011 12:20am
    #1
    upmeath
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    Hi all,

    I'm a student working on my thesis at the minute and there's quite a lot of arrangement of digital graphics involved.

    I have had Adobe CS5 PhotoShop on my laptop (Windows 7 64-bit) since January and it has always worked for me. I installed Adobe CS5 InDesign earlier this week and since then PS hasn't been working for me, it starts up, loads the pallets and crashes within about 5 seconds.

    I can't understand it because the two are independently installed and in isolated program files. The laptop has 4gb RAM so memory is not an issue, I often run half a dozen programs and it never gives out. Anyone any insight?


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  • #2
    cookie1977
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    have you tried repairing/reinstalling photoshop?


  • #3
    upmeath
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    cookie1977 wrote: »
    have you tried repairing/reinstalling photoshop?

    I was hoping there would be an easier solution, a patch or a driver, but I will give uninstall/reinstall a go tomorrow. My work with InDesign is done now - the hand-in is tomorrow - so I might uninstall all Adobe products and just reinstall PS and see how that goes. I still need PS for my college work but ID was only necessary for a week while I was laying out the report. I panicked when ID started messing with PS.


  • #4
    upmeath
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    Further update: I uninstalled Adobe InDesign last night and within minutes I had PhotoShop back. There was no need to uninstall and reinstall PS, something within ID must have incapacitated PS on startup.


  • #5
    cookie1977
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 6,794 ✭✭✭cookie1977


    upmeath wrote: »
    Further update: I uninstalled Adobe InDesign last night and within minutes I had PhotoShop back. There was no need to uninstall and reinstall PS, something within ID must have incapacitated PS on startup.

    Good to hear it's sorted


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