Recent content by tom_gem

Yup, will report if/when they have a solution.

UPDATE: An Adobe employee on their community forum (where I also posted this issue) has just confirmed this is an Adobe-side bug, and they are looking into a fix... "Thanks for reporting. We're able to reproduce it on our end, and we've filed a bug to investigate further."

Yup, that was the first thing I tried.

Hmm, perhaps I'm not understanding the purpose of why Adobe allows you to assign limits to both Adobe-based programs and "other" apps then? I'm willing to learn, if you'd be willing to explain.

Tried that suggestion. Ran DISM.exe /Online /Cleanup-image /Restorehealth to the "The operation completed successfully" prompt. Then ran sfc /scannow to both the "Verification 100% complete" and "Windows resource protection did not find any integrity violations" prompts.

I'm sure that's so, but I'm not tinkering with it willy nilly. I often edit After Effects, Premiere, Illustrator all open simultaneously, with a PDF, a Word Doc, a couple Edge tabs and other needs things open at the same time. I've experienced crashes in the past, because of memory not being...

On Windows 11, I have 64GB of RAM installed with a 12-core processor. My sweet spot for memory is to utilize 40GB for all Adobe programs (leaving 24GB for others I needed to multitask). When I set the 24/40 ratio in After Effects memory settings (which auto sets the same value in my other Adobe...

I've been dealing with this hair-pulling behavior ever since my latest reinstall of Windows 11 that is absolutely driving me nuts! For some reasons, certain Windows apps won't respect the state that I leave them in. The Photos app will not stay maximized after restart, no matter if I use the...