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  1. 27th Aug 2006 14:20 #1
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    Whenever I open a .psd file with Photoshop CS2 (9.0.2) the machine reboots itself.

    I just open the file and then it reboots. What the heck is going on here?
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  2. 27th Aug 2006 19:59 #2
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    had a similar problem witth word. opening a file in word caused computer to reboot. word automatically invokes the printer, changing printer drivers solved the problem.
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  3. 27th Aug 2006 23:21 #3
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    hmmm what do u suggest? never set up printer drivers here
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  4. 27th Aug 2006 23:28 #4
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    Is there a way I can check all the drivers on my machine to see if anything is not right?
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  5. 28th Aug 2006 00:43 #5
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    Hmm... I'm not sure if PSD files can be corrupted, but there's always the chance you could have a bad/corrupt file. Rather than load Photoshop into memory to check it, you can try a smaller viewer capable of loading PSDs, like IrfanView.
    If cameras add ten pounds, why would people want to eat them?
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    have you been to the photoshop web site to poke around the troubleshooting section/forums?
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  7. 28th Aug 2006 05:25 #7
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    Which OP System are you using?

    WinXP has a default setting, which makes it reboot in case a program or a file creates difficulty and tries to lock up the machine. You turn off this auto reboot feature. And then try again.
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  8. 28th Aug 2006 08:03 #8
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    My system locked up on me about 4 times yesterday. Is it possible I have defective ram?
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