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Photoshop crashes everytime....Guar

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Name: Quicksilver.lxxxi
Date: April 10, 2008 at 05:20:37 Pacific
Subject: Photoshop crashes everytime....Guar
OS: Windows 2000 sp4 & Window
CPU/Ram: AMD Athlon XP 2.08 GHz &
Comment:
Whenever I minimize the active window in Photoshop CS2 the program crashes whenever I try to restore it. Everytime. No exceptions. It does this in both Windows 2000 and Windows XP. Photoshop has been updated and so have both Windows installations. I'm stumped....any ideas?

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Name: H (by _hank)
Date: April 18, 2008 at 13:13:39 Pacific
Subject: Photoshop crashes everytime....Guar
Reply: (edit)
Try...

...new/different ram or moving the ram to different slots.
...updated video card drivers or a different video card.
...defrag HD.
...adjust page file or change from dynamic to static.
...run CHKDSK /F on HD.
...reinstalling/repairing IE.


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