View Full Version : Bars appearing in Photoshop images
MotherChaos 06-11-2005, 02:59 AM Hi there, I'm having problems with bars showing in Photoshop images. They tend to be cyan, yellow, magenta, or black. They appear after a command, seeming any command, has been executed.
Not only do they show on the monitor, but the image saves and prints that way. Both my old version of Photoshop (7.0) and newer version (8.0) have this problem. Illustrator, Maya, and other programs seem unaffected.
Does anyone know what's wrong, and what I can do to fix it?
Thanks!
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theGuest
06-11-2005, 05:36 AM
Can't really guess at any specific issue around this. But try deleting your Prefs file and see if that helps.
You can do that conveniently by starting PS while holding down the Ctrl+Alt+Shift keys until you get a window asking you if you'd like PS to kill the old file and recreate it. Just say YES and you're on your way.
Hope that helps.
:bounce:
sounds very much like hardware corruption of your data....check your leads/ram/hd...failing that start tearing your hair out...could even be a psu going on the blink. If it was a gfx driver/card issue it wouldnt show up on the saved images (i assume you've opened them on other machines to check?)
PS and other adobve apps etc tend to show up these problems because of the methods they use to save to disk and work from the disk are different from other apps.
Good luck.
MotherChaos
06-15-2005, 06:42 AM
Thanks! It turns out my processor's been overtaxed by other programs running in the background. Having deleted them, it happens much less frequently. Some of the corruption is permanent regardless of CPU usage, but it's relatively easy to get around.
your hardware is definately screwed then...that should never happen. Hope you backup regularly.
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