No idea here Jovita, but other info that you might provide is whether you’re using your tablet in conjunction with a mouse, trackball, or other pointing device? And, if so, what brand? Hmmm…and what brand is your keyboard?
In other words, as input devices are all creating interrupts to process their signals, I’d suggest you ensure that all input devices have current drivers.
Daryl
Daryi,
I am using Silicon Graphic Zx10 computer with SGI keyboard and mouse but only when using pen on Wacom tablet would cause the crash on Photoshop CS2.
Jovita
It doesn’t help you but I had this happen to me three times in a row yesterday but with CS3 and using a Wacom Intuos3 with the pen tool. Suddenly, as I was working with a brush the screen went a transparent white and the error message "This program has to close" comes up, forcing me to close and restart the prog.
Despite having the most recent Intuos3 driver, I’ve had some pretty strange pen behaviour in PS (CS2 and CS3) with the Intuos3 since installing Vista. The problem could be any of a number of things. Thinking it might be a conflict with my Logitech mouse, I tried removing the Logitech driver and going to an MS mouse but that made no difference – I still got erratic behaviour – like a slow cursor – happening. The Wacom site has not been much help.
Don’t know what the answer is.David
The screen going white may indicate a video driver problem. Have you tried turning down hardware acceleration to troubleshoot the video driver?
Thanks. I’ll look into it. I am using the latest Nvidia driver (for my Gigabyte 7600GT vga card).
David
