

If this scenario is applicable, you should be able to resolve the issue by either updating the GPU driver or uninstalling it and leaving Windows to install the built-in equivalent. Outdated or corrupted GPU driver – If you’re using a dedicated graphics card, the driver that is being actively used might also be responsible for this problem.Although it might make you lose some features, you should be able to resolve the issue by disabling both OpenCL and OpenGL. OpenCL or OpenGL is causing instability – OpenCL and OpenGL are two types of technologies that are known to cause this issue on low to medium spec configurations.If this scenario is applicable, the issue can be resolved by deleting the Photoshop file using a shortcut during the startup procedure. There are a variety of causes for this, from AV interventions to bad disk sectors.

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Several affected users have managed to find a workaround for it (not a permanent fix). Photoshop CC Glitch – As it turns out, this particular error can also occur due to a recurring glitch that seems to affect primarily CC versions of Photoshop.
