How do I set the scratch disk to a different area?

When the landlord opens Photoshop, there is a message saying "The initialization cannot be completed because the scratch disk is full".

This is because the virtual cache of the C drive is too small, which causes the PS to fail to start, and there are three solutions:

1.Empty the temporary folder of the C drive.

Method: Enter; C: Documents and Settings Administrator (the username you are using) Local Settings (You may not see this, you need to show all the files.)

temp, delete all of it.

2.Move the IE temporary folder to a partition other than the system disk. Open the browser, click "Tools", "Internet Options", "General", click "Settings", "Move Folder" on the Internet Temporary File Options, select other partitions (such as D drive) other than the system disk, and exit the reboot after confirmation.

3.Move the virtual memory to a different partition. Right-click "My Computer", click "Properties", then "Advanced", click "Settings" and "Advanced" on the "Performance" option, click "Change" on the "Virtual Memory" option, then click the disk (such as D drive) where you want to set virtual memory, check "Custom Size" and set the maximum and minimum values according to the size of the C drive, click "Settings", then click the system disk C drive, select "No paging files" and "Settings", and exit the restart after continuous confirmation.

What does your PS prompt if you can't open it?

The default scratch disk is the system disk, that is, the C disk.

Not sure if your tip is not"The scratch disk is full"If that's the case, you can clean up the C drive first, and then go to PSYou can change the path of the scratch disk in the settings. In the PS Plug-ins & Scratch Disks preferences, users can change the primary scratch disk and specify which section to use when the primary scratch disk is full.

Second, the third and fourth scratch disk disks.

What is the specific reason why your ps can't be opened?,You didn't say it clearly.,There should be a hint or something.,If there's no prompt.,It's probably your registry problem.,Because any software must be registered first if it wants to run.。 You can restore the registry to fix it.

It may be that some files are corrupted, so reinstall them.

--- preferences --- plug-ins and scratch disks.

Just set it up and you're good to go. Generally not much.

Under the menu, look for Preset Plug-ins & Temporary Dials, and then the Temporary Disc section.

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3. The fourth boot is changed to C, D, E, F, that is, the disk in your computer, and it's OK!

Of course, it has to do with the configuration of the machine, but it is not the only one. Because I've come all the way from the Celeron 600 myself.

If the problem of the machine cannot be solved (it is indeed difficult to solve, because it requires silver to speak), you can try the following method:

First, let the C drive have a larger space. For example, do not install the software on the C drive when installing it; Delete tmp files regularly; Regular defragmentation, etc.

2. Set the PS. This is the most effective, but also the point that is often overlooked. --Preset--Plug-ins and scratch disks, the first scratch disk is set to the disk with the largest space in the non-C drive.

Second, third, and fourth scratch disks should not be set to C drives. This is done on the premise that there is enough disk space. But my feeling is that as long as the hard disk space is not less than 5G, it is more than enough to run PS!

3. 、-- presets - memory and image cache. The system defaults to 50%, which is not enough if you make larger graphs. Set it to 80% (this is my experience points, you can try other values as well).

As long as your machine isn't particularly old, like 386, 486, etc., I think this setting will work!

Good luck!

ctrl+k performance.

Choose a larger space after OK to restart PS

Press Ctrl+K and press Previous twice

Open the menu: - Preferences - General, and select "Plug-ins & Scratch Disks" in the pop-up window

In the menu [-Preferences] --Performance], check the D disk, F disk, E disk, etc.

What do you mean? Photoshop? It's a small size. Let's enlarge this ** first.