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Jan 13, 2012 7:17 PM by S Drakov Unable to continue because of a hardware or system error. Sorry, but this error is unrecoverable. :P S Drakov Jan 12, 2012 12:04 AM Im having a

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problem when running photoshop CS5.1after deleting some fonts that were making the machine slow, I started having photoshop not running; a sign would appear like this:Im running windows 7 ultimate. This happened after erasing many fonts that i wasnt using on my windows/fonts folder, so my guess is that i erased some fonts photoshop used or something like that. any idea where I can find a package that photoshop requires to photoshop cs2 hardware or system error work?Indesign is working smoothly, so apparently only tI was doing research to fix this problem and found the answer that worked for some: ctrl+shift+alt then erase preferences. But in this case didnt work.Adobe Flash Professional 5.5, Adobe media encoder, and Adobe after effects arent working neither. I found some answers related to how photoshop might not work with some fonts, or without some fonts, but cantt figure out which:http://www.tek-tips.com/viewthread.cfm?qid=98975fThanks in advance I have the same question Show 0 Likes(0) 3079Views Tags: none (add) This content has been marked as final. Show 2 replies 1. Re: Unable to continue because of a hardware or system error. Sorry, but this error is unrecoverable. :P Brett N Jan 12, 2012 9:06 AM (in response to S Drakov) The fonts required for Photoshop CS5 are listed at the bottom of this document:Troubleshoot fonts | Photoshop CS5You may want to look at performing a repair install of Windows as well. This doesn't require anything super complicated, it simply checks for missing system files and adds them back in. But you need a Windows installation disk (where the replacement files will come from). 1 person found this helpful Like Show 0 Likes(0) Actions 2. Re: Unable to continue because of a hardware or system error. Sorr

photoshop so I really need help! Error when he is done with intializing and stuff.. Unable to continue because of a hardware or system error. Sorry, but this error is unrecoverable. I already reinstalled Photoshop but it didn't help anything. I use Photoshop 7.0 Thx for the help, truSt aaron_martone 2003-06-02 12:06:31 UTC #2 Got the following from a PC Help Forum. Issue When you start Adobe Photoshop, it returns the error "Unable to continue because of hardware or system error. Sorry, but this error is unrecoverable." https://forums.adobe.com/thread/948216 When you try to save a file from Photoshop, it returns the error "Could not load alert resource!" Solutions Do one or more of the following: Solution 1 If you use Windows XP, run the Windows Program Compatibility Wizard to ensure that Photoshop isn't running in a compatibility mode: 1. Choose > Start > All Programs > Accessories > Program Compatibility https://www.sitepoint.com/community/t/photoshop-error-need-really-help-fast/1350 Manager. 2. Click Next, and then select an option to locate Photoshop. 3. Select Adobe Photoshop, and click Next. 4. Select "Do not apply a compatibility mode," and click Next. 5. Uncheck any options for Select Display Settings for the Program, and click Next. 6. To test Photoshop with the new compatibility settings, click Next. Proceed as follows: -- If Photoshop starts, exit it from it, return to the compatibility wizard, and select "Yes, set this program to always use these compatibility settings." Click Next, and follow the on-screen instructions to complete the wizard. -- If Photoshop doesn't start, exit from the wizard, and see the other solutions in this document. Solution 2 Defragment the hard disk where you installed Photoshop. To defragment the hard disk, use either the Disk Defragmenter utility included with Windows or a third-party disk utility, such as Symantec Norton Utilities. Solution 3 If you installed Windows XP over a prior version of Windows, perform a clean reinstall of Windows XP, and then reinstall Photoshop: 1. Back up the files you want to save, f

got a notification of a large update from ADOBE, so I accpeted, shut down Photoshop, installed http://graphics.bigresource.com/Photoshop-Error-Unable-to-continue-because-of-a-hardware-or-system-error-QnWwyTFf.html updates and then when I re-boot my machine and opened up Photoshop http://www.ehow.com/info_12153556_unable-continue-because-hardware-system-error-adobe-photoshop-7.html again, I got this error message. "Unable to continue because of a hardware or system error. Sorry, but this error is unrecoverable" View 8 Replies Similar Messages: Photoshop :: Error :: Unable To Continue Because Of A Hardware Or System Error. Sorry, But This Error Is hardware or Unrecoverable Photoshop Elements :: Unable To Continue Because Of Hardware Or System Error Photoshop :: CS2 Wont Load. - Unable To Continue Because Of Hardware Or System Error Photoshop :: Error :: Unable To Conitnue Because Of A Hardware Or System Error ,,, Photoshop :: Error :: An Error Has Been Detected With A Required Application Library And hardware or system The Product Cannot Continue Lightroom :: 4.1 - Unable To Export Error Message / The System Cannot Find File Specified Photoshop :: Cannot Open CS2 - Error Has Been Detected And Activation Cannot Continue Photoshop :: Error :: Unable To Save (file Name) Because Of A Disc Error AutoCAD Architecture :: Cannot Continue Error For 2012 CorelDRAW X5 :: Continue To Receive Error Message When Trying To Print Photoshop :: CS5 - Owl Orphanage System Error Photoshop :: Error Messages In CS5 / System Cannot Find Path Specified Photoshop :: System Error - Wrong Parameter (translated) 3ds Max :: UVW Unexpected System Error Photoshop :: 13.0.4 / Mac OS10.7.5 Save For Web Fails Due To (unknown Operating System Error)? AutoCAD LT :: Error / Cannot Update Some System Component Now 3ds Max :: Error Message / Unknown System Exception Lightroom :: (not Known Error System) Saving Metadata CorelDRAW Graphics Suite X5 :: Error / System Has Not Been Modified AutoCAD 2010 :: Workspace Error - System Crash AutoCAD Civil 3

Photoshop "Unable to Continue Because of a Hardware or System Error" in Adobe Photoshop 7 "Unable to Continue Because of a Hardware or System Error" in Adobe Photoshop 7 By Tommy Charles eHow Contributor Tommy Charles Follow î‚• Pin  Share  Tweet Share  Email Save The potential causes are numerous for the "Unable to continue because of hardware or system error" message that you may run into when you start Photoshop Elements 7. These causes range from operating system compatibility issues to hard drive problems. If you do not learn about these causes, you will not be able to properly troubleshoot Photoshop Elements 7 when error messages like these occur. Conflicts With New Windows Installation You may run into this, or similar errors, if you install Windows over an older installation of the operating system. When you do this, elements from the previous installation, such as registry entries and configuration files, will remain. Because you will have to install Photoshop again after you install the new version of Windows, conflicts can develop within the program. The option that can cause this problem in the Windows Installation process is Quick Upgrade. The New Installation option is much less likely to cause problems. Photoshop Settings File Every Photoshop installation has a file that contains your user-specific preferences. If this file becomes corrupt, the program will not be able to load, and you will receive the error message. If you reset the file to default, however, the program will load normally. To do this, close Photoshop if it is open, hold down "Ctrl," "Alt" and "Shift" at the same time, and then double-click the Photoshop icon to open the program. When the "delete the Photoshop settings file?" dialog box opens, click the "Yes" button. Conflicts With Hard Drive When you first install Photoshop to your computer, its files are stored in more or less the same place. Over time, however, these files can become scattered across the drive. When this happens, it takes longer and longer for Photoshop to gather the required files for startup, and eventually, startup may fail altogether. Photoshop requires that your hard disk have a certain amount of continuous space on it to function properly. To defragment your hard drive, press "Start," type "defrag" into the search box and then click "Disk Defragmenter." Note that the defragmentation process can take several hours. Compatibility Issues It is possible that you have inadvertently set Photoshop Elements 7 to run in a compatibility mode that it is not capable of running in. To test this, right-click the Photoshop icon and then click "Pr