When i want turn adobe audiotion on there is a message Temporary Drive Suggestion Would i like to use another folder as my secondary folder Both answers yes or now doing that apear another message To coninue work where i left off please restert adobe....but i dont have any idea how to do it..please help..regards lucas

try to open that .psd file in photoshop cs5 or cs6 version

First variant you may use if your .psd file was seriously damaged

https://www.repairtoolbox.com/photoshoprepair.html Photoshop Repair Toolbox

Second solutions are showed as knowledge bases about Adobe Photoshop

http://www.techrepublic.com/forums/questions/repairing-damaged-adobe-photoshop-psd-files/
https://forums.adobe.com/message/6698481

Third one is a guide from Adobe

·Open "My Computer." In Windows XP, the icon is on the desktop. In Windows Vista or Windows 7, you must access this via the "Computer" option in the Start menu.
·Double-click the "C" drive, followed by the "Windows" folder inside. Locate the temporary Photoshop folder, which will look similar to this: "Photoshop Temp6382948398." Double-click the folder when you find it.
·Locate the file inside the temporary folder that matches the name of the corrupted file. Double-click it to open it in Photoshop.
· Click "Save As" in the "File" portion of the main menu bar. Save it in a different location and under a different name

1. Open "My Computer." In Windows XP, the icon is on the desktop. In Windows Vista or Windows 7, you must access this via the "Computer" option in the Start menu.
2. Double-click the "C" drive, followed by the "Windows" folder inside. Locate the temporary Photoshop folder, which will look similar to this: "Photoshop Temp6382948398." Double-click
the folder when you find it.
3. Locate the file inside the temporary folder that matches the name of the corrupted file. Double-click it to open it in Photoshop.
4. Click "Save As" in the "File" portion of the main menu bar. Save it in a different location and under a different name.

You may find all these actions on next source:
http://www.filerepairforum.com/forum/adobe/adobe-aa/photoshop/324-%E2%80%8Bis-there-any-way-to-recover-a-corrupt-psd-file

Or if all these solutions can't help you, make use of Recovery Toolbox for Photoshop

Refer link: http://www.photoshop.recoverytoolbox.com/

Hi there there is no problem The first things you do you need to Type %temp% on start run and hit enter it will drop you in Temp folder where you will find loss of unwanted files just delete them and then go one folder above that is windows then delete all temporary files in temp folder and prefetch files in prefetch folder .
check if your project drive have enough space to cache or you can go to the preferences and change the cache folder and all should be cool ....
if you face any issue please don't hesitate to ask me .
if works my solution please grade me.
regards
Dushyant

It appears that the C dirve is using 98% of space. Let us try to delete some temporary files, to do so, click Start Menu> Run> type %temp% and hit enter. It will open the temporary folder, delete all the files listed in this folder. Now, again click Start> Run> type prefetch and hit enter, it will open the prefetch folder, delete all the files listed on it. It should take care of the issue.

The problem lies in the Temporary Internet Files folder. Sometimes the index.dat file can become damaged.
If this occurs, you'll have to delete the index.dat file and restart your computer.
Then you'll be able to download files correctly again.
Follow the steps below to delete this file.
1) Open Internet Explorer.
2) Click on Tools, Click on Internet Options
3) On the General tab under Temporary Internet Files, click on Delete Files
4) Click Ok when it asks if you want to delete the files
5) Under the History section on the General tab, click Clear History, then click Ok
6) Close Internet Explorer
7) Log off the current user and Log onto another user account such as Administrator
8) Click on Start, Run
9) Type CMD and Press Enter to open a command prompt
10) Change directories to the Temporary Internet Files directory by typing the following command,
(substituting the correct drive letter and the word username with the correct userName).

cd drive:\Documents and Settings\username\Local Settings\Temporary Internet Files\Content.IE5

Example: cd c:\Documents and Settings\Mark\Local Settings\Temporary Internet Files\Content.IE5

11) type del index.dat and press Enter
12) Type Exit and press Enter to close the command prompt
13) Restart your computer
Once the computer has been restarted, open a web page with a link to a download.
Click on the link and download the file. It should now work.


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Hi Dave!

Most image and video editing products from adobe use a seprate folder for storing temporary data like conversion- edits undoes. I am not sure where that would be for your instalaltion of premiere however i am sure you will be able to look it up within settings in premier itself.

I hope this helped!
Keshey

    Scan your computer first with your updated antivirus. Delete all your temporary files. To do this, click My Computer icon, click your Local Disk(C:), Documents and Settings, your document folder, Local Settings, Temp Folder.
    Note: After clicking your document folder, if Local Settings is hidden, click Tools on its sub menu, click Folder Options a box will appear, Click View Tab and choose the option Show Hidden Files and Folder. Click OK.

*Delete all your temporary files from the Temp Folder. Reboot your computer.

Try to reinstall your Adobe 9. Make sure you are downloading your adobe 9 from a trusted site for a clean download and installation. Thank you.

I had the same problem, and I solved it the following way.

The problem is that as soon as the temporary folder contains more than 100 "Document.pdf" (Document.pdf",Document(1).pdf",Document(2).pdf" etc...) it will not allow you to open anymore.
The only way around is to go in the temporary folder and delete one or more "Document.pdf"

To open the Temporary folder:

-open any pdf document that does not have this problem,
-Go to File and then to Save As.

Directly from there you can delete the "Document.pdf

You will then be able to open the Digital Sender scanned pdf document.

Create a new folder on your c: drive and call it downloads (c:\downloads), then browse to http://www.adobe.com/products/acrobat/readstep2.html
and click download now.
Save the file in the downloads folder you just created.
Open AdbeRdr90_en_US.exe in the downloads folder you just created.

That will give you the latest version and you should no longer have that problem.