CS5 says that cache 30 cannot be read

I haven't encountered this problem, but you look at the --- preferences --- performance, there is a cache level on the right side of the dialog box, turn it up a little bit and try it, first use 360 to clean up the garbage to see if it can be opened, see if the installed hard disk partition is not enough space?

Are you referring to something that you deleted but want to get it back? You can go to the ** station to have a look

This is a file built is too big,The memory can't run.,You choose--Preferences-Performance,Select the scratch disk to another disk,Then check off the front of the C disk.,It's normal for the file to be too large and the computer is running slowly.。

Burst. Same as what happened to me. Tell you how to solve it. Your new **pixel or centimeter is too large. If you want to create a new ** in it, just change the size of it.。。。

Isn't your disk setting a little smaller?

Is it really full? Turn it off and turn it back on.

Reason: The default scratch disk directory is the system disk, usually the C disk, due to frequent use, PS will produce a lot"Memory fragments"When the size of these files exceeds the preset, a "scratch disk full" message will appear.

Solution: The easiest way is to change the plate.

The steps are as follows: - Preferences - > General - > Performance - > check other disks except C drive - > OK.

The main reason is because the open file is staging too much space, and the default scratch disk is not enough.

Open the preferences in the edit section of the PS.

When the scratch disk is full, it means that the PS hard disk space for writing to the cache is insufficient, and there are many functions that cannot be used anymore or the files do not work properly.

You can check multiple disks as cache disks in the preferences.

The default scratch disk is the system disk.

It's just that the disk space is insufficient, so first check the file size and the remaining disk space.

CFF is not memory! Your file size is too large, especially if it's too big to take up a lot of memory, and the only way to do that is to reduce the number of frames or frames.

P.S. Try clearing cache data in the case of use. Click in turn: - Clean - All to clean up the PS cache.

Also, save it at any time when you draw it, don't wait until it's all done, if there is a sudden power failure or the computer crashes, it's in vain.

Don't check the box to store in C drive, and store it in a different disk.

Set up staging. -Preferences-Performance, tick both the d e f disks.

Possibilities:

1. The cache you allocated to Photoshop is too small. Solution: Change the main scratch disk from C disk to other disks with large space in the default version.

2. The hard disk space of the disk where Photoshop is located is too small. Solution: Free up disk space and delete some software.

3. The memory of the computer itself is small, and the memory should be at least 1G, and 2G is better. Solution: Buy a memory module to expand the memory.

5. The image you are working on is too large. Solution: Change the pixel value of the image to 6 and the file size is too large. Workaround, reduce the file size equally.

The image you're making is so big that it's enough to go back and rewrite half of the pixel value compared to your computer. Inside the canvas, remove the link lock.

There is no need to use such a high version, the higher the version, the higher the configuration requirements for the computer. You can't save psd and jpg

The TIF with layer format has the same effect as PSD, it is a format with compression, which requires much less memory than PSD, you may wish to try. Be sure to bring compression, otherwise it won't be much smaller.

The name of the file you saved has a decimal point (.).Is it? If there is a decimal point, add the following to the file namePSD will do the trick.

1. Click - Preferences - Camera RAM.

2. Click on the RAM cache in the camera - Click on the click to empty the cache.

Open bridge, click Tools - Cache - empty the cache for the folder **, every time you open it, although it is troublesome, I have no other way.