Screwed up way of working in photoshop.

[Marko pro]

Yeah but there is the tiny problem.. I brake "scroll" on mouse.. hahah
EDIT: also which part is unclear, maybe i can simplify, clarify.

[The Lost Global Mod]

i think i got what you ment earlier, look at your preferences and see if you have the same options ticked as shown here (your way works for me too so i guess some settings are messed up)

[Marko pro]

I found it.. reset all option possible to reset and still nothing.. :/ Should i compare preferences on old and new computer and makes them same??
btw haha thanks, i didn't know for that.. I knew it must be somewhere but i never thought about it. i set up few things.

[qwertz143]

use ctrl + + and ctrl + - and see if it works

[Marko pro]

use ctrl + + and ctrl + - and see if it works

I tried and ...ah

I think I figured out how to solve the problem.. but there is a tiny problem again, aaagh. you will see.
- Don't want to.
- Want to.
Note: Screenshots are made by new computer..

It's called scrubby zoom. And when is ON (with a checkmark) .. works exactly how i want but (there is always but ) i can't turn on scrubby zoom on old computer. Appear as gray...
like this: - Imagine Scrubby zoom gray like "Resize Windows to fit" is now.
Note: Screenshot is taken from new computer where scrubby zoom is already possible to select (works normally).. i was lazy to go on old computer and take a screenshot so i give you example how "scrubby zoom" looks at old computer... scrubby zoom should be gray, clear?

My question: why can not mark "scrubby zoom"? Where to fix that?

[qwertz143]

well bro go to Edit -> Preferences -> Performance.
ok so since your comp is an old one it will say "No GPU Options Available in Photoshop Standard"
and to use scrubby zoom, you need OpenGL to be enabled and as your comp is old you will have to update your video card or buy a new one
it will look like this:


well so there are 3 methods to fix this:
1. Get a New Video Card
or
2. Maybe your comp is running slow? Is there too much space on the C drive? If so check
otherwise
(hmmmm.... also you see the picture above, it says scratch disks and the space left in each, if you have connected photoshop with those drives, you should move photoshop to the drive with the most space, or just clear space using add/remove programs in the drive which photoshop is in especially if it has very little space :/
If your old comp is not slow, then try to change the memory usage options and increase the RAM usage to see what happens...)
3. Reinstall Photoshop, there is a 50% chance of it working when recently installed

otherwise you cannot use this tool as your comp is old and not updated
if the above do not work, then either just use normal zoom..
Or just use photoshop on your new computer...