
Photoshop is a well-known image editing tool on computers. However, not all software is perfect, and sometimes errors occur during operation, such as being unable to create new files in Photoshop. In this article, I'll guide you through highly effective troubleshooting methods.
1. Adjusting Settings in Photoshop
Step 1: To fix this issue, first open Photoshop > Go to Edit > Scroll down and select Preferences > Click General.

Step 2: In the General window > Check the box next to Use Legacy “New Document” Interface > Click Ok to save changes.

Step 3: Restart Photoshop and check if you can create a new file.

2. Reinstall Photoshop on Your Computer
If you've tried the above method and still can't create a new file, try uninstalling your current Photoshop installation. Then restart your computer and reinstall Photoshop. This should likely restore normal functionality to Photoshop on your computer.

3. Use the Full Version of Photoshop Instead of the Portable Version
Some errors may occur due to issues with the Portable version. I recommend using the full version of Photoshop instead of the Portable one, as it can greatly reduce the occurrence of errors. Additionally, troubleshooting and handling errors is much easier with the full version compared to the Portable version.

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