Josie Stahl Posted Sunday at 10:32 PM Posted Sunday at 10:32 PM Hi Damien, In the last few months, Bridge has started "not responding" with almost every single click. I have Bridge V5 at the moment, but I saw on their website that V15 is now available, which it will not let me install because apparently my system doesn't meet the requirements needed. However, I could not find earlier versions on the Adobe website to download. Other than that bit of troubleshooting, I really have no idea what else to do. I have a PC desktop running Microsoft Windows 11 Pro and Photoshop CS6. It is under 2 years old, and has 16.0GB of RAM. Its hard drive has 355GB free out of 464GB, and it runs a NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1650 graphics card. The last time I shut down was more than a week ago, because I'm an idiot. I rarely run a cleanup program.
Damien Symonds Posted Sunday at 10:37 PM Posted Sunday at 10:37 PM Yes you are. Restart immediately, then run Glary.
Josie Stahl Posted Monday at 12:16 AM Author Posted Monday at 12:16 AM Ok. I've run Glary. Shut down my computer again. Bridge is still not responding. This is what Glary did, if you want to see.
Damien Symonds Posted Monday at 12:25 AM Posted Monday at 12:25 AM 1 hour ago, Josie Stahl said: will not let me install because apparently my system doesn't meet the requirements needed. Does it give you any more info about this?
Josie Stahl Posted Monday at 12:37 AM Author Posted Monday at 12:37 AM It doesn't say specifically what is missing from my computer, but here are the requirements. https://helpx.adobe.com/bridge/system-requirements/2024.html
Josie Stahl Posted Monday at 12:38 AM Author Posted Monday at 12:38 AM As far as I can understand, it seems like my CPU could be the issue. But that stuff is mostly hogwash to me.
Damien Symonds Posted Monday at 12:40 AM Posted Monday at 12:40 AM Is the problem limited to Bridge? Photoshop and Camera Raw are running okay?
Josie Stahl Posted Monday at 12:41 AM Author Posted Monday at 12:41 AM Processor Intel(R) Core(TM) i5-10600 CPU @ 3.30GHz, 3301 Mhz, 6 Core(s), 12 Logical Processor(s) Also can't find information that would tell me what my GPU is. Photoshop and Camera Raw have been running flawlessly.
Damien Symonds Posted Monday at 12:42 AM Posted Monday at 12:42 AM 2 minutes ago, Josie Stahl said: As far as I can understand, it seems like my CPU could be the issue. But that stuff is mostly hogwash to me. I dunno, it might be your geforce 1650.
Damien Symonds Posted Monday at 12:46 AM Posted Monday at 12:46 AM In Creative Cloud, you can choose to install an older version of Bridge, down to 12. Maybe try that?
Josie Stahl Posted Monday at 12:53 AM Author Posted Monday at 12:53 AM I keep trying to access that menu, but it doesn't load.
Josie Stahl Posted Monday at 12:58 AM Author Posted Monday at 12:58 AM Actually, the only option I get is "view product details" and when I click on that, it takes me to a page that never loads.
Damien Symonds Posted Monday at 06:20 AM Posted Monday at 06:20 AM Have you tried numbers 2 and 3 on this page? https://helpx.adobe.com/bridge/kb/troubleshoot-errors-freezes-bridge.html
Josie Stahl Posted Monday at 02:18 PM Author Posted Monday at 02:18 PM Well, that was interesting. I tried a different browser yesterday and was able to get the newest Bridge installed by installing the Creative Cloud free trial. Upon opening Bridge, it stuck on "not responding" for a while, but then opened anyway. I'll be trying it out later today and will look at your link later, too.
Josie Stahl Posted Monday at 07:39 PM Author Posted Monday at 07:39 PM Troubleshooting Thingy Number 2 seems to have done the trick for my old version of Bridge. And Bridge 2025 seems to be working, too. But will it quit working when the CC trial expires?
Josie Stahl Posted Monday at 07:40 PM Author Posted Monday at 07:40 PM On another note, my husband set up my computer to have my photos on drive E instead of C. Should that cause any issues?
Damien Symonds Posted Monday at 08:16 PM Posted Monday at 08:16 PM No issues at all, as long as E drive is internal. 1
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