Will them being installed in the T labs folder change that somehow? I'm lost.Īlso, as I mentioned above, both Denoise and Sharpen now work, even being in T labs LLC folder, but they just don't open as the newest versions. If I can just change the destination file for the installation, why can't I just move the programs to T Labs from T Labs LLC? Also, as I mentioned above, both Denoise and Sharpen now work, even being in T labs LLC folder, but they just don't open as the newest versions. Just point Photoshop to where the executable files are. One thing: the Topaz installer still will install its program data under "program data" folder and its sub-folders "Topaz Labs" and "Topaz Labs LLC, and whatever it wants to do. That's where I tell Photoshop CS6 to located the Topaz plugins. All my AI programs (including Studio 2) are now under "Topaz Labs" folder. If you don't want the installer install the program in folder "Topaz Labs LLC", then change it to/type in "Topaz Labs" instead. You can at that point select to install it on any drive and in any folder you want. I appreciate your help.ĭChan wrote:During the installation, the installer shows you where, i.e., the drive, folder, etc., the Topaz program by default will be installed. Sorry to be a pain in the ass, I know you're not a Topaz employee, but you seem to know their programs better than they do. How can I get these versions to upload directly to Topaz Labs? I checked for updates thru Help, and was told I was running the latest versions, which I know is incorrect because they're what I used a while back, before the versions included an Auto choice. That said, when I invoked both Denoise & Sharpen in CS6 filters each program opened, but each program was an older version. All of the other programs installed automatically into Topaz Labs. I reinstalled ALL Topaz programs again, but in three (3) instances (Studio2, Sharpen, and Denoise), they automatically installed only in Topaz Labs LLC, not Topaz Labs. I ran cccleaner three times instead of two just to be sure. I also deleted all Topaz programs in Adobe> CS6> Plug-ins>. I deleted all Topaz programs in Downloads. I uninstalled every Topaz program, both AI & non-AI. I didn't want to take any chances so I redid the whole thing from square one again. OK, this is beginning to get frustrating now. Peiker wrote: Make sure you only use the DeNoise entry in the Topaz Labs folder, not the one that might show up in the Topaz Labs LLC folder. I will go back and re-run the entire process once again, and again uninstalling ALL Topaz AI products, and this time I will even uninstall those Topaz programs which are not AI related as well to make sure everything Topaz is off my computer, and again go step by step through the deleting, cleaning, rebooting, re-cleaning, downloading, installing, etc. You have helped me way too many times for me to get cocky in any way. It was only after the re-installation of ALL AI programs that the Denoise launch failure occurred so, only then did I try the process again with only Denoise.īelieve me, I would NOT try to shortcut your instructions and then question why something didn't work. I followed your instructions completely and to a "T". Then ran cccleaner, rebooted, re-ran cccleaner, then re-downloaded all AI programs again, etc. I did initially uninstall ALL AL programs and delete them from Downloads. I'm sorry, I didn't mean to imply that I only deleted Sharpen & Denoise. Uninstall every single Topaz AI programįollow every single step with no modifications whatsoever to be 100% sure that everything will work right. I would include Studio in that as well, if you have it, as it shares some AI component code (AI Clear).Ģ. There is a conflict between their old installer and their new installer that blows up Photoshop in Windows - their 2.0 programs use a completely different installer technology and Photoshop can not handle how it uses two different methods to point to plug-ins (for others, this is a WINDOWS platform problem only, Mac is not affected). Peiker wrote:Yes, in my instructions I said ALL Topaz AI programs.
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