Save as option not showing jpeg or png formats

Error

Save as option not showing jpeg or png formats.

Solution

• Click Edit menu.
• Select preferences ( Bottom of edit menu ).
• Select file handling.
• Click to enable "Enable legacy save as".
• Click ok and check now. All formats including jpeg, png will be available under save as menu.

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"The system cannot find the path specified" error in Photoshop

Error

"There is a problem with Generator" This error msg may show while starting photohop or while trying to export file to save for web. When trying to save for web, it shows it may show error like “the operation could not be completed. The system cannot find the path specified.”

 

Solution

This can be due to various reasons. One reason can be your antivirus blocking saving the file. If that is the case follow below steps to solve this error.

 

·         Go to Windows Security.

·         Virus & Threat Protection.

·         Click “Manage settings” under virus and threat protection.

·         Click “manage controlled folder access” under controlled folder access.

·         Disable this or click “allow an app through controlled folder access”

·         Add an allowed app

·         Select "Adobe Photoshope.exe" and the "node.exe".

 

My issue started after I removed one of my hard disc. I followed steps below which solved this issue for me.

 

·         Exit Photoshop

·         Go to the start menu on Windows and type regedit. Then...

·         Go to HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\User Shell Folders

·         When there, on the right-side Window under "Name" you will see a line for "Personal"

·         On the right of that is "Data" and next to "Personal" mine was pointing to an old drive I had removed.

·         It said something like "P:\Documents"

·         Right-click on "Personal" and select "Modify" and instead, type in "%USERPROFILE%\Documents" (without the quotes)

·         Click OK and exit Regedit. Restart Photoshop.

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Adobe Photoshop CS6 Error - 16

The infamous "Adobe Photoshop CS6 Error 16" seems to be the bane of digital creatives worldwide relying on the ubiquitous editing software. Users are increasingly reporting abrupt crashes and failure to launch Photoshop CS6 displaying only the ambiguous Error 16 notification.

Under the hood, this points to corruption in licensing and entitlement files required to run Photoshop properly. While one may be tempted to reinstall the software, this error surprisingly crops up again post reinstallation as well.

After substantial trial and error, the fix was traced down to simply creating an empty folder called SLStore in the Common Files\Adobe directory. This tiny trick miraculously resolved Error 16 across machines by resetting licensing components.

Perhaps the easiest troubleshooting tip is to simply right click the Photoshop CS6 app icon and launch with admin privileges. This auto-generates the critical SLStore folder while opening Photoshop, sparing the manual effort.

With this quick folder creation hack, Photoshop CS6 launches smoothly without any crashes or restrictive error codes. Users can finally go back to editing images hassle-free on this indispensable creative software.

Adobe Photoshop CS6 Error - 16 - Step by step solution

Its a common problem faced by photoshop users. Sometimes photoshop crashes or does not open showing this error. This can be rectified with a simple trick.
To solve this problem, Do following steps

1. go to c:/programs files/common files/ adobe/
2. Create a folder named 'SLStore' and leave it
3. then, on your Photoshop CS6, link right click and run as administrator.

It should work now.

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