#photoshop problem

I’ve had PS CC 2019 crash on me MULTIPLE TIMES. Also, sometimes it gets confused when I’m doing something and will temporally stop working-I have to click off the program and click back on to get it to work again.  This was especially true in larger files. Apparently, I’m not the only one having this issue-see Adobe Support forums for details. Finally got it back to normal.

I put the memory its allowed to use back up to 70% (why it was off that in the first place, IDK.)

I did Edit-Purge.  It gets rid of its temp files-not your brushes or personal settings, BTW.

I turned off Libraries.  I know no one who uses this anyway.

Switched Legacy Settings back on.  (I feel like this is the biggest one that worked for me-everything stopped being crashy AFTER I did this.)  I personally like having Step Forward/Back over Undo-I can make a change in my document, go back to what it was like before, then toggle between the two.)

ME TOO SO EXCITED,

I'm failing at trying not to cry.

My father bought me a new Wacom Intuos Pen and Touch tablet for Christmas, and I just installed the drivers and whatnot for it. But now Photoshop refuses to open, and says that "Photoshop CS5 has stopped working." After some fishing online, I learned to my horror that the newer drivers for the Intuos can cause this issue, but I can't find any older drivers to download or another solution if any! I've already tried both driver sets available on the Wacom website to no avail. If anyone knows anything that can help I would really greatly appreciate it, I can't afford to upgrade my Photoshop right now and I would really hate to have to return this new tablet.

I've had something going on with Photoshop for maybe a year. I usually don't try to bring my personal problems onto my blog, but now that I'm actually trying to color, this has become rather stifling.

This problem has to do with painting color on certain layers (though it affects the pencil tool as well). Painting does not effect anything on other layers, as it should. However, if I try painting over something on the same layer...

...It passes through the other color(s), turning if white or grey. (This only shows up if they are two different colors, though). It has been doing this for as long as I can recall. I don't think I ever changed most of the settings from the default.