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Running out of disk space while using Photoshop has begun to really hurt my
business. The disk is 60% free, and I run lean on Startup and Services. I
have a gig of ram, 3.2 processor, Radeon 9800 Pro video card. Photoshop has 2
scratch disks.
Here's a list of things I've tried:
Mcafee w/ current profiles
Ad-aware SE w/current profiles
Spybot w/current profiles
Disk Cleaner
Disk Check - nothing amiss
Process Explorer indicates minimal usage of ram with Photoshop running.
My files average 80-90 megs. After working a short while, the cursor
disappears and things all but freeze up - I get a message that the disk is
full. I have to reboot. I attempted to read up on cluster size issues, but my
eyes glaze over.
Disk check is running chronically as well. It is not a scheduled task. When
checking the MS article that indicates this path to stop
it...HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\CurrentControlSet\Control\Session
Manager\BootExecute...I have no "BootExecute" listed. I'm not proficient
enough to use Recovery Console. Can someone please rescue me?
Holly
Running out of disk space while using Photoshop has begun to really hurt my
business. The disk is 60% free, and I run lean on Startup and Services. I
have a gig of ram, 3.2 processor, Radeon 9800 Pro video card. Photoshop has 2
scratch disks.
Here's a list of things I've tried:
Mcafee w/ current profiles
Ad-aware SE w/current profiles
Spybot w/current profiles
Disk Cleaner
Disk Check - nothing amiss
Process Explorer indicates minimal usage of ram with Photoshop running.
My files average 80-90 megs. After working a short while, the cursor
disappears and things all but freeze up - I get a message that the disk is
full. I have to reboot. I attempted to read up on cluster size issues, but my
eyes glaze over.
Disk check is running chronically as well. It is not a scheduled task. When
checking the MS article that indicates this path to stop
it...HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\CurrentControlSet\Control\Session
Manager\BootExecute...I have no "BootExecute" listed. I'm not proficient
enough to use Recovery Console. Can someone please rescue me?
Holly