I have a problem with Photoshop

[EuropeWord]

I hope someone can give me an answer.

My Photoshop CS3 gives an error after resizing a bunch of photos. I use the auto-resize feature to apply the action to all of the pics in a folder, but after 3 mins of working, it gives an error and the software gets closed.

Any idea?

[Portable]

If your PC have memory problems, the software which suffers the most will be Photoshop naturally, because, it needs a lot of memory to work and needs to load all important files into the memory in order for it to work, i recommend you replace your memory modules as soon as possible. On the other hand, this can also be software specific problem, uninstall photoshop, download ccleaner and clean your computer for leftover registry entries, restart the computer and reinstall it again, this may work.

[pwslinks]

Your system cannot handle too many processes at the same time. Just stagger it.

[prakask]

Increase your RAm man.It needs a lot of RAM.

[majalengka15]

I have a very big problem in understanding it

[Alicejones247]

I am sure it is your computer hardware problem. When we resize lots of photos together through the auto-resize feature. It consume a big part of the memory. You need to upgrade your computer. Use atleast 2GB RAM.

[jurwanwall]

I have used them a lot in web design and graphics classes.I think your memory is missing a spot.I've done it before also in photo shop.

[tanja]

I think the best idea will be to reinstall your Photoshop CS3 and try to work again with It. I would do It first of all

[Dyadya]

I think that little RAM, or reinstall the program

[bobwillz]

Am using 2 gb ram ..and my cs3 working very fine ! and i think there is ram issue

[airsidelimo]

i personally feel u should upgrade your system

[dentalcare]

I think you should consult to web expert.

[decent]

Originally Posted by Alicejones247

Use atleast 2GB RAM.

I don't think so that your system needs atleast 2GB RAM. I am using Photoshop CS4 with 1GB RAM and it works good for me, so 1GB RAM would be enough.

[helu0225]

I think the best way is to re-install your Photoshop CS3 and try to use it!

[Movilelocker]

try upgrading your RAM and re-installing CS3...

[johnterry]

You can show the details error . I think the issue is your pc ram .

[Tracy McManamon]

It is definitely a problem with your RAM. The multiple images which you open is taking strain on the memory. Increase your RAM or downgrade the version of Photoshop. Both work effectively.

[ASP Hosting]

A lot of cause for this problem. First, its your hardware supporting that application? You can check it in your software manual requirement.

[schwa]

Originally Posted by pwslinks

Your system cannot handle too many processes at the same time. Just stagger it.

I think so, dont open too much windows and then this situation will not happen.

[partapamit]

Better you upgrade your system ,or you can use portable photoshgop software because its needs less memory.