EricDigital
01-10-2008, 12:13 AM
Hey everyone!
Recently I reformatted my windows xp machine. After reinstalling photoshop I can no longer open files that I previously was able to work with fine before the reformat. After attempting to open the file photoshop gives me the error:
"Could not complete your request becuase there is not enough memory (RAM)"
I have 1.5 ghz of RAM, and even though this is low I know my machine can run the files I am trying to open because of the fact I ran them fine before reformatting, I have attempted to uninstall and reinstall a few times, allow more memory in the performance options and increase the amount of virtual memory available in my system, all with no success. I even was working on a new file, worked fine, saved up and went to open it the following day and I simply get the error mentioned above. Fairly small files, less than 10mb, by no means large. I can only be led to believe it had to have something to do with reformatting though I really can't imagine what it could be.
It's usually a general message that can be fixed with what I've tried but I haven't had the least bit of success which is really shocking to me. At first I thought maybe my machine isn't recognizing all my RAM due to a driver or something of the sort, but my machine itself is recognizing all my RAM fine.
Any help or suggestions on this issue would be greatly appreciate, thanks!
Recently I reformatted my windows xp machine. After reinstalling photoshop I can no longer open files that I previously was able to work with fine before the reformat. After attempting to open the file photoshop gives me the error:
"Could not complete your request becuase there is not enough memory (RAM)"
I have 1.5 ghz of RAM, and even though this is low I know my machine can run the files I am trying to open because of the fact I ran them fine before reformatting, I have attempted to uninstall and reinstall a few times, allow more memory in the performance options and increase the amount of virtual memory available in my system, all with no success. I even was working on a new file, worked fine, saved up and went to open it the following day and I simply get the error mentioned above. Fairly small files, less than 10mb, by no means large. I can only be led to believe it had to have something to do with reformatting though I really can't imagine what it could be.
It's usually a general message that can be fixed with what I've tried but I haven't had the least bit of success which is really shocking to me. At first I thought maybe my machine isn't recognizing all my RAM due to a driver or something of the sort, but my machine itself is recognizing all my RAM fine.
Any help or suggestions on this issue would be greatly appreciate, thanks!