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Hello,
Forum search didn’t reveal mention of this one, maybe I just didn’t search the right keywords…
If I switch to PS CS4 from LR 2.2 (using Alt-tab in Win XP), I get graphics artifacts on the PS display. They are portions of the screen from LR, and cover parts of the image. If I zoom or pan, they flicker yet stay there.
I can "clear" the artifacts by switching to any other full-screen application and back to PS. They reappear the next time I switch from LR to PS.
Anyone else have a similar issue?
I found some passing similarity here:
<http://www.adobeforums.com/webx?128@@.59b6f460>
though that issue seems even more messed up than what I see.
Testing through Adobe Support’s suggestions revealed that I can’t re-create the issue when using another user account on the machine. They said they think the user account is "damaged". That would not be a good thing, seeing as how it’s the built-in Administrator account of Win XP 🙂 At any rate, assuming it’s true, how count I address a "damaged" user account? Just the user profile? Or is it the account itself? Not getting a lot of leads in the MS Win XP KBase.
Specs:
Win XP SP2 & SP3 (both have same issue)
nVidia GeForce 7600 GT 256 MB driver v.178.24 (current)
4 GB RAM, and using /3GB switch
3.2 GHz iCore2Duo
Thanks,
KDJ
Forum search didn’t reveal mention of this one, maybe I just didn’t search the right keywords…
If I switch to PS CS4 from LR 2.2 (using Alt-tab in Win XP), I get graphics artifacts on the PS display. They are portions of the screen from LR, and cover parts of the image. If I zoom or pan, they flicker yet stay there.
I can "clear" the artifacts by switching to any other full-screen application and back to PS. They reappear the next time I switch from LR to PS.
Anyone else have a similar issue?
I found some passing similarity here:
<http://www.adobeforums.com/webx?128@@.59b6f460>
though that issue seems even more messed up than what I see.
Testing through Adobe Support’s suggestions revealed that I can’t re-create the issue when using another user account on the machine. They said they think the user account is "damaged". That would not be a good thing, seeing as how it’s the built-in Administrator account of Win XP 🙂 At any rate, assuming it’s true, how count I address a "damaged" user account? Just the user profile? Or is it the account itself? Not getting a lot of leads in the MS Win XP KBase.
Specs:
Win XP SP2 & SP3 (both have same issue)
nVidia GeForce 7600 GT 256 MB driver v.178.24 (current)
4 GB RAM, and using /3GB switch
3.2 GHz iCore2Duo
Thanks,
KDJ
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