#photoshop errors

not sure if it is related, but my surface pro tablet was effected by the windows 10 update [the one that messed up scrolling]. i just use the surface directly, no wacom, and i use photoshop cc 2018. i was able to fix the previous issue with the command prompt. i didn’t notice this new issue til yesterday, but i am guessing it’s been going on since i fixed the previous problem [before yesterday, i was finishing colouring stuff i’d already inked, so i didn’t really notice anything besides maybe a little lag???] 

I keep getting this error when trying to open PS, so I was wondering how do I solve it? (I use Photoshop CS6)

It reads: “The specified model could not be found”

Hey guys,, I seem to be having some ind of problem where these uniform, transparent white square will randomly show up on drawing, appearing on all layers. I cant erase them, eraser tool just pushes them around in a pixel-like manner and several squares just reset after being ‘erased’. selecting and deleting them just resets them and I starting to get annoyed.

30+ Photoshop Fails That Are So Horrible Its Hard To Believe They Were Missed

Photoshop is such a handy tool, perfect for airbrushing away and flaws or mistakes in otherwise perfect images. Sure, in the wrong hands a skillful photoshopper can use it for nefarious purposes, deceiving people with false impressions and creating unhealthy body image.

The people behind these Photoshop fails however, are neither skillful nor nefarious. They simply suck at Photoshop. How these…

So I few minutes ago my computer crashed (*coughs in the direction of Itunes*) while Photoshop was saving. When I went to open my document again, I got a popup that said;

"Photoshop could not complete your request due to an unexpected end-of-file."

I did some research and almost had a panic attack because what that message basically means is "hey, your file is hosed. Good luck."

In short, my file had become corrupted because of the crash while saving. As someone who puts a lot of meticulous detail into her work, that freaked me out, because it was such a waste of my time.

ANYWAYS, I found this lovely website after some searching, and holy hell on a broomstick in July, let me tell you....this thing is magic.

It took my horribly corrupted file and separated each layer into png files. It also gave me the option to download everything as a zip file.

It completely salvaged my entire document, and saved me hours upon hours of work. So if you ever come across something like this while using Photoshop, use this handy little tool. It's a lot better than the 5 others that I tried to download (which all wanted me to pay for them, ugh.)

So the lesson to be learned from this, if anything, is to backup files. A lot.