

Welcome to the Adobe Photoshop subreddit. Provide a critical response to the question of whether Adobe's collection of client data and telemetry slows down desktop machines.Click here to show unsolved question posts (and try to help the posters) The Sidebar Provide a critical response to the question of whether Adobe uses client data for machine learning. You can also ask ChatGPT the following two questions: and machine learning, which you can check out here: check out this blog discussion link (in so much as this also slows down your machine, I think it is relevant to this thread). I found a blog that discussed if and how Adobe is using your data for A.I. So I would check frequently and keep deactivating it. Additionally, I have noticed that Adobe sometimes reactivates the telemetry feature without explanation, even after you have deactivated it.

It is not located in the Creative Cloud App preferences, where many users would expect to find it, but instead is hidden in your online account, which many users may not realize. In my experience, I have noticed high CPU usage from multiple instances of Adobe's CEPHtmlEngine, which I assume is used for telemetry purposes.ĭeactivating Adobe's telemetry data collection feature can be a bit tricky. Disabling this feature can help speed up your machine's performance. Keeping Adobe's telemetry data collection active can have a noticeable impact on your internet bandwidth and processing power, which can slow down your machine. However, the lack of transparency around this process has led some to believe that Adobe may be using customer data for machine learning, despite the company's assertion that it does not use cloud storage data for this purpose. You can deactivate Adobe's telemetry (which I highly recommend):Ģ.) Then goto "Privacy and personal Data"Ĥ.) Deactivate "Content Analysis" and deactivateīy default, Adobe is granted silent consent to collect and use data from your machine, including information on how you use its applications. What is Adobe's take on this? thanks for your time

#Photoshop 2022 lag software#
I'm going back to 23.5 but It would be really nice to hear your opinion on this problem because it seems a lot of users in this forum and other sites are experiencing the same issues using the software on average to good machines which doesn't make much sense.

I did everything on your recommended link and even fresh formatted and installed S.O. When working in PS I always have resources monitor open but it never gets even at 5% usage nor a high data transmission rate on the ssds, I mean nothing in the system indicates the machine is bottlenecking or hanging due to overwork. I purged every temp uninstalled, clean reinstalled and it works for like 1 hour and gets slowed again, I have dedicated SSDs for scratch - cache, 12gen CI9 64gbRam, Radeon proW6800 32gbVram.
#Photoshop 2022 lag update#
I tried to update again a week ago to 24.2.1 and INITIALLY like the first 3 days it worked perfectly, I would say a lot better than before, but then It started lagging more and more with every project. So I got back to ver 23.5 the one with the "star girl" in the splashcreen up to now works perfectly. back in November, I updated to ver 24 the one with the old car in the splash screen, I immediately noticed the lag, changing layers, applying masks, resizing layers (sometimes it just crashed when resizing) even brightness contrast was sloppy at best, saving was like 10 minutes for a 150mb file. Hi, Have you encountered other cases where the problem happen? is there any other method to solve the problem?.
