I recently upgraded to Photoshop CS from PS 7. Since then whenever I try to resize an image I get the message that the task could not be completed because the scratch disks are full. I have moved the scratch disk to another partition on my main drive (didn't help) then to a slave drive (also didn't help) both partitions have over 10 GB free, so what gives? I read something somewhere about replacing the PS preferences folder. Any PS wizards know the answer to this one?

Long story short: I built a new PC a few weeks ago. Now it randomly freezes up, or drastically slows down, usually resulting in a hard shutdown. I have watched CPU cycles spike to almost 100% while nothing is running except a couple browser windows and WMP playing an MP3, sometimes with nothing but a single browser window open. Specs: Asus A8N-E mobo (nVidia N-force4 chipset) AMD 64 X2 4200+ Dual Core CPU 1GB (2 x 512) RAM (Patriot brand) Asus Radeon X550 PCI-E graphics card Samsu...

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