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Through the night, I let "cache subfolders" run over my image drive which has a few thousand files. Before this, I had several folders of high res scans (720DPI to 1200 DPI) that froze Photoshop everytime I clicked on that folder in the Browser. I was hoping this proces would correct it, but on 3 or 4 folders, the ones with the largest files, it did not. It still freezes Photoshop forcing me to exit with Task Manager.
What I do notice is that along the bottom of the browser, when I click on the folder, it reads "Getting Directory File List…" That’s where it freezes?
I then placed the 12 files in this large folder each into their own sub-folder, ran the "cache subfolders" again. Now I had one file in each folder. Then in the browser I clicked on each. On about 8, the image popped popped right up in the browser, but on 4 of the sub-folders, Photoshop froze again while "Getting Directory File List", and this time there is only one file in each of these folders, albeit large file.
Any help would be appreciated
Thanks
What I do notice is that along the bottom of the browser, when I click on the folder, it reads "Getting Directory File List…" That’s where it freezes?
I then placed the 12 files in this large folder each into their own sub-folder, ran the "cache subfolders" again. Now I had one file in each folder. Then in the browser I clicked on each. On about 8, the image popped popped right up in the browser, but on 4 of the sub-folders, Photoshop froze again while "Getting Directory File List", and this time there is only one file in each of these folders, albeit large file.
Any help would be appreciated
Thanks
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