Could not initialize Photoshop because there is not enough memory (RAM).

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You'll probably need to check your hard drives for sufficient de-fragged space ( contiguous ) for the Windows Swap file and the Photoshop scratch disk. Figure 1 GB for the Windows Swap file, and perhaps 4 GB for the Photoshop Scratch disk. Preferably these will be on seperate drives, but they can co-exist .
:-)
Brent

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Try trashing the prefs file - Hold down CTRL+ALT+SHIFT whilst PS is
starting. When asked if you want to delete respond in the affirmative.

Totally worked great. Be sure to hold them down prior to clicking the PS icon to start with.

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Thank you LenHewitt you have solved my problem

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Try trashing the prefs file - Hold down CTRL+ALT+SHIFT whilst PS is
starting. When asked if you want to delete respond in the affirmative.

You're a lifesaver - thank you!

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Try trashing the prefs file - Hold down CTRL+ALT+SHIFT whilst PS is
starting. When asked if you want to delete respond in the affirmative.

thanks..

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Try trashing the prefs file - Hold down CTRL+ALT+SHIFT whilst PS is
starting. When asked if you want to delete respond in the affirmative.

thank you this helped me

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read the error, what does it reccomend you get?

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Try trashing the prefs file - Hold down CTRL+ALT+SHIFT whilst PS is
starting. When asked if you want to delete respond in the affirmative.

very very helpful...thank you

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You'll probably need to check your hard drives for sufficient de-fragged space ( contiguous ) for the Windows Swap file and the Photoshop scratch disk. Figure 1 GB for the Windows Swap file, and perhaps 4 GB for the Photoshop Scratch disk. Preferably these will be on seperate drives, but they can co-exist .
:-)
Brent

thanks

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Try trashing the prefs file - Hold down CTRL+ALT+SHIFT whilst PS is
starting. When asked if you want to delete respond in the affirmative.

thank you so much.... it is really useful..... it worked out for me....

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You'll probably need to check your hard drives for sufficient de-fragged space ( contiguous ) for the Windows Swap file and the Photoshop scratch disk. Figure 1 GB for the Windows Swap file, and perhaps 4 GB for the Photoshop Scratch disk. Preferably these will be on seperate drives, but they can co-exist .
:-)
Brent

Thank you LenHewitt u are great

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Try trashing the prefs file - Hold down CTRL+ALT+SHIFT whilst PS is
starting. When asked if you want to delete respond in the affirmative.

Very Helpful thanks

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Try trashing the prefs file - Hold down CTRL+ALT+SHIFT whilst PS is
starting. When asked if you want to delete respond in the affirmative.

Very Helpful thanks

Thank a Lot sir about help

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Try trashing the prefs file - Hold down CTRL+ALT+SHIFT whilst PS is
starting. When asked if you want to delete respond in the affirmative.

Very Helpful thanks

Doesn't work from me, could probably be the newer updates though. :/

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tx!

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Fixed it! I searched for *.psp (hidden) and deleted C:\WINDOWS\Application Data\Adobe\Photoshop\7.0\Adobe Photoshop 7.0 Settings.psp

Thanks a lot Bro :) It Works...

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You'll probably need to check your hard drives for sufficient de-fragged space ( contiguous ) for the Windows Swap file and the Photoshop scratch disk. Figure 1 GB for the Windows Swap file, and perhaps 4 GB for the Photoshop Scratch disk. Preferably these will be on seperate drives, but they can co-exist .
:-)
Brent

TANKS SIR

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You'll probably need to check your hard drives for sufficient de-fragged space ( contiguous ) for the Windows Swap file and the Photoshop scratch disk. Figure 1 GB for the Windows Swap file, and perhaps 4 GB for the Photoshop Scratch disk. Preferably these will be on seperate drives, but they can co-exist .
:-)
Brent

Thanks sir........

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You'll probably need to check your hard drives for sufficient de-fragged space ( contiguous ) for the Windows Swap file and the Photoshop scratch disk. Figure 1 GB for the Windows Swap file, and perhaps 4 GB for the Photoshop Scratch disk. Preferably these will be on seperate drives, but they can co-exist .
:-)
Brent