This has never happened before

[sk66]

Originally Posted by JFSanders

While it may be an issue with your photoshop program and its RAW converter utility, I don't think so. But the reinstall suggestion is a good one.

I agree with Osmosis, you may be best to back up all your existing data and reinstall windows.

And Steve's theory is a good one as well.

In other words.."who f'n knows? Its windows!" LOL!

[Tito87]

Thanks to all of you for all your help. I think the registry repair program did work. I went out and took some pictures today, and it's saving them just fine-- as PSD or JPEG. But I think I'm going to format the drive, anyways--just to be sure. Once again, I thank you all for taking the time to help.

[Tito87]

Originally Posted by sk66

In other words.."who f'n knows? Its windows!" LOL!

Steve,you must enlighten me here. Are you saying that I shouldn't be using Windows? I'm not a computer expert. The only reason I started using computers, it's because in this day and age, it'd be almost impossible to do photography without them. So, I need you to explain to me in plain English, please.

[JFSanders]

Nah, he was making a jab at Microsoft. They truly do sell you a black box. I gave a shotgun approach to the issue you described and Steve made a salient comment on the fact that in such a situation there is really no cut and dried explanation because the responders do not have assembly language level experience with Windows and its operating system.

Jim

[sk66]

Originally Posted by Tito87

Steve,you must enlighten me here. Are you saying that I shouldn't be using Windows? I'm not a computer expert. The only reason I started using computers, it's because in this day and age, it'd be almost impossible to do photography without them. So, I need you to explain to me in plain English, please.

Nah, just a jab at Windows like Jim said.

I don't personally like windows, but then again I don't particularly like paying for Apple.

[Tito87]

Originally Posted by JFSanders

Nah, he was making a jab at Microsoft. They truly do sell you a black box. I gave a shotgun approach to the issue you described and Steve made a salient comment on the fact that in such a situation there is really no cut and dried explanation because the responders do not have assembly language level experience with Windows and its operating system.

Jim

Originally Posted by sk66

Nah, just a jab at Windows like Jim said.

I don't personally like windows, but then again I don't particularly like paying for Apple.

OK, then. Thanks for making it clear.