I can't save anything or do anything in Photoshop, it keeps saying "the scratch disks are full" -.-
How do I fix this? I don't even know what it means by "scratch disks" -.-

I remember when this happened to me.
sry m8 have no idea what the scratch disks were either, or what it means i just reformated when it gave me that message

Arg..I hope I don't have to reformat

Maybe someone knows, lol *crosses fingers*

This post was edited by Napkin on Feb 19 2008 09:21pm

Google is all knowing

E:

The Photoshop scratch disk is your hard drive. Photoshop uses your hard drive as temporary "swap" space, or virtual memory, when your system does not have enough RAM to perform an operation. If you only have one hard drive or partition in your computer, then the scratch disk will be the drive where your operating system is installed (the C drive on a Windows system).
You can change the scratch disk location and add multiple scratch disks from Photoshop Preferences. Many power users like to create a dedicated hard drive partition for the Photoshop scratch disk. Although Photoshop will function with a single scratch disk on the system partition, you can improve performance by setting the scratch disk to be the fastest drive in your system. Other useful guidelines for setting scratch disks are to avoid using the same drive where your operating system is installed, avoid using a drive where the files you edit are stored, and don't use network or removable drives for a scratch disk.


Full:

http://graphicssoft.about.com/od/photoshop/f/scratchdisk.htm

This post was edited by HeartlessSin on Feb 19 2008 09:31pm

Could also be a result of low physical memory check that and if its high delete some temporary files from the internet and turn off some programs running in the system tray or on the desktop

Phew, thanks so much guys! Life savers.

No youngone

thanks the lord and Google

and me if you want

Just get CS2 .

weird thats stupid... hope you learn how to fix it