[newbienoob]

Does anyone know how to fix this?

[Epixha]

Do you mean not enough disk space?

If yes, then goto Edit > Preferences > Performance and then tick a drive with more space. (you can also tick multiple drives)

[newbienoob]

I don't know. See the image. Btw, my RAM is 2gb, free space on local disk C is 6gb, free space on local disk D is 7 gb.

[Epixha]

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Originally Posted by newbienoob I don't know. See the image. Btw, my RAM is 2gb, free space on local disk C is 6gb, free space on local disk D is 7 gb.

The image doesn't work. Also, I have edited my post now, I posted an incomplete sentence by mistake.

[Yves]

photoshop version?

[newbienoob]

@Ec, I ticked both. Same result.
@Yves, cs5

[Epixha]

Well, look at this and this.

Also, what's the size of Image you're trying to open? If it's too large, then try editing it in parts. (like, 50%-50%)

[newbienoob]

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Originally Posted by Eclipѕe Well, look at this and this.

tl;dr im in hurry

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Originally Posted by Eclipѕe Also, what's the size of Image you're trying to open? If it's too large, then try editing it in parts. (like, 50%-50%)

I cant. If I did that, my image would messed up.

[Avi Raj]

The error means that the image is over sized and cannot be used in Photoshop.
So the only thing can happen is resize it.
To resize it properly, click CTRL+T and then hold SHIFT to resize it properly.

[Yves]

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Originally Posted by Avi Raj The error means that the image is over sized and cannot be used in Photoshop. So the only thing can happen is resize it. To resize it properly, click CTRL+T and then hold SHIFT to resize it properly.

Yep Avi raj just answered it what the error message is i just looked it up on ******.