Then, navigate to this location – C:\Users\\AppData\Roaming\Adobe\Adobe Photoshop Next, press the Windows key+E keys together.ģ. At first, close Adobe Photoshop or any other Adobe Creative Cloud applications running on your machine.Ģ. You can try deleting the Photoshop font cache.ġ. So, just restart the system after updating the card. Windows will look for the latest version of the graphics card and install it in the process. After that, tap on “ Search automatically for the drivers“. Then, right-click on the graphics card and tap on “ Update driver“.ĥ. When the Device Manager opens up, expand the “ Display adapter“.Ĥ. Then, type “ devmgmt.msc” and click on “ OK“.ģ. At first, press the Windows key+R keys together.Ģ. If you are not using the latest version of your graphics card, Photoshop may crash.ġ. Then, launch Adobe Photoshop on your machine. This way, end all the unnecessary processes one by one. Just, right-click on any unnecessary app and tap on “ End task“.ĥ. When the Task Manager opens up, you will notice several apps running in the background.Ĥ. Then, tap on the “ Task Manager” to access it.ģ. At first, press the Windows key+X keys together.Ģ. End all the unnecessary applications running in the background.ġ. This will stop the Photoshop crash issue for sure.įix 2 – Close all the unnecessary applicationsĪs we have mentioned, Photoshop is a very resource-hungry app. Finally, tap on “ OK” to save these changes. Just, uncheck the “ Use Graphics Processor” box.ħ. In the Preferences page, on the right-hand pane you will find the ‘Graphics Processor Settings’.Ħ. After that, tap on “ Performance” to open it.ĥ. Then, go all the way down through the list of items and tap on “ Preferences” to access it.Ĥ. (Ignore any type of crash message for now.)ģ. Fix 6 – Disable and test third-party pluginsĭisabling the graphics processor in Photoshop settings should solve your problem.Fix 2 – Close all the unnecessary applications.
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