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Question by  mfpooh (26)

What could be causing my photo shop cursor blinking?

My photo shop curser is locked.

 
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Answer by  Lmukeeper (262)

move your photoshop plugins to the proper folder then delete the sub folder. This should unlock your cursor and allow you to continue.

 
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Answer by  archie (73)

You just have to download the Adobe's License Repair Tool direct from adobe, because in installing additional programs (like plugins) and general computer maintenance, it develops a problem. After that, you may need to call Adobe to release the activation.

 
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Answer by  MarvinFVicarme (132)

Selected the "Elliptical Marquee tool" and created a circle on an object. then choose "clone stamp tool" and proceeded to clone inside the circle. Then move the cursor outside of the circle for a small distance, then if keep on moving away from the circle it will eventually stop blinking.

 
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Answer by  gigo (1706)

Check you photo shop version. Probably you have the version 10.01. Try to downgrade back to version 10.0. I only know this problem from people using version 10.01.

 
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Answer by  rys (286)

This can be caused by "Adobe Licensing Tool". It runs in the background and when you try to install other programs, like plug-ins, a conflict happens which causes a locked or rapidly blinking cursor. You can solve this, by running the "Adobe License Repair Tool".

 
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Answer by  grassman (59)

The only problem i can think of is that you might not be on the right layer, experiment with the layers to see if that fixes the problem. Good Luck!

 
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Answer by  Naimad (98)

Photo shop is well know for using a lot of recourses of the CPU. Plus if you are doings something else at the same time it can cause that.

 
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Answer by  PeterAaron (408)

It could be that the photo you're working on is attempting to auto render behind what task you're trying to complete.

 
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Answer by  fishlover49 (643)

The most logical answer is that your computer is either running a program without your knowledge or you have a virus. Run a full virus scan and see if that solves the issue. You could also see what process are running in your computer and if any that shouldn't be there are, end the process

 
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