CS3 Pref File Corrupts almost every time I open a photo from Bridge

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May 10, 2008
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I have the latest version of CS3 and Bridge. When I open a photo from Bridge either by "open" or simply dragging the photo from bridge to CS3, the pref file gets corrupted and I have shut CS3 down, then relaunch with CONTROL/ALT/SHIFT to delete the pref file, reload my workspace, and try again. It typically takes 3 or 4 tries beife I can open a picture with out corrupting my prefs file.

This has been going on for months, since I upgrade from CS2. I can;t live with this anymore.

My drop downs just blinks, my cursor shakes like a tremble, and many other problems. Once I get a new pref file, and am able to open a photo, all is well for that editing session.

Please help Adobe.

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Bob Levine
May 10, 2008
There’s something very unstable about your computer. We’d need exact system specs to even begin to figure out what this is.

Bob
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10A6659338F2883E992001AC
May 10, 2008
Thanks for replying. Actually my computer is very stable. I build them for living, my career is in IT. This started when CS2 was updated to CS3. I built this computer from scratch about 6 months ago. It never crashes. Everything runs perfectly well expect this issue. I do use it for a lot of things though, so there is a lot of software installed. Perhaps there is a conflict, but I do not think that is it either. I suepcted an uninstall and reinstall of CS3 and bridge would fix this, but I have been avoiding that (I have so many plug-ins that would have to be reinstalled).

Before I did the resinstall, I was grasping that perhaps this had happened to someone else and there was a silver bullet fix.

I am running XP Pro, SP 2 with all of the latest patches. Intel Core Duo 6700 processor, 2.66 GHz, 4 GB of DDR (I know just 3.25 GB is recognized)

ASUS P5K-Deluxe P35 socket 775 Motherboard

All SATA drives, with about 6 terabytes of internal storage and the same amount connected via my home network.

Triple Eizo LCD ColorEdge monitors, connected to dual Matrox Parhelia APVe graphics cards.

SATA DVD Drive and a Sony Blu-ray recorder
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dave_milbut
May 10, 2008
video driver updated?
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10A6659338F2883E992001AC
May 10, 2008
I’ll give that a try Dave. Thanks for the suggestion. The cards were new whne I bult the workstation, but of course that does not mean that the CD had the latest drivers.
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dave_milbut
May 11, 2008
you mean you have a 6 mos old machine and NEVER checked for newer drivers?!! that’s the 1st thing i do when i build! 🙂

good luck.

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