The loading interface of PS card may be caused by the software itself (file corruption or plug-in conflict), system environment (due driver or system files corruption), or hardware (hard disk corruption or memory stick failure). First check whether the computer resources are sufficient, close the background program and release memory and CPU resources. Fix PS installation or check for compatibility issues for plug-ins. Update or fallback to the PS version. Check the graphics card driver and update it, and run the system file check. If you troubleshoot the above problems, you can try hard disk detection and memory testing.

PS card in the loading interface? Don't worry, let's check it out!

You must be crazy and worked hard to model and render, but the PS was stuck in the startup interface and could not do anything! I understand this feeling. This cannot be solved simply by "waiting for a while". You have to use your brain and find out the mastermind like a detective.

Don’t panic and reinstall the system first, let’s go step by step. This problem is mostly due to problems in the software itself, system environment or hardware configuration.

Start with a simple step:

See if your computer resources are enough. This PS thing has high requirements for memory and graphics cards. If your computer has an old configuration, small memory, and weak graphics card, it is normal to get stuck. Try closing some background programs, freeing up some memory and CPU resources, and then starting PS to see. It's like making some "activity space" for PS, maybe it will start obediently.

Problems with the software itself:

This is probably the most common reason. The installation files of PS may be corrupted, or some plug-ins may conflict.

• Try to repair the installation: Find the PS in the control panel and select "Repair" or "Change". This is equivalent to doing a "physical examination" for PS to see if there are any problems. This method is simple and crude, but very effective.
• Check plugins: Some plugins may be incompatible with the PS version, or they may have bugs in themselves. Try disabling some plugins, or uninstalling some suspicious plugins. It's like cleaning up the PS's "dirty" and making it run smoother.
• Update or fallback version: New versions of PS sometimes have bugs, causing them to get stuck. You can try to update to the latest version, or fall back to the previous stable version. It's like changing PS with a "new clothes" or "old clothes" and seeing which one fits better.

System environment problems:

Corrupt system files and outdated drivers will affect the operation of PS.

• Check the graphics card driver: The graphics card driver is the key to PS operation. Outdated drivers can cause various problems, including being stuck in the boot interface. Go to NVIDIA or AMD official website to download the latest drivers. It's like upgrading the "engine" of PS.
• System file check: Run the system file check tool (such as SFC that comes with Windows) to check whether the system files are complete. It's like doing a "comprehensive physical examination" for the computer.

Hardware issues:

Hard disk damage and memory stick failure, these hardware problems can also cause PS to get stuck.

• Hard disk detection: Use the hard disk detection tool to check whether there are any bad channels in the hard disk. Bad channels are like "scars" of hard drives, which will affect the speed of data reading and even cause program crashes.
• Memory testing: Use the memory test tool to check whether the memory is faulty. Bad memory is like a "short circuit" of a computer, which can cause various problems.

My experience:

Don't be afraid to try and investigate boldly. Record your operations every step to facilitate your backtracking and find out the problem. Remember, the process of solving problems is also a process of learning. If you have tried all the above methods and still can't do it, you can only seek help from professionals. Don't be discouraged, you have taken the first step to solving the problem!

Code example (Python - a simple memory detection example, of course this cannot directly solve the PS problem, just to illustrate the idea)

 <code class="python">import psutil def check_memory(): mem = psutil.virtual_memory() available = mem.available # 可用內(nèi)存percent = mem.percent # 內(nèi)存使用率print(f"Available memory: {available} bytes") print(f"Memory usage: {percent}%") if percent > 90: print("Warning: Memory usage is high!") check_memory()</code>

This is just a simple example, and actual memory detection and analysis will be more complicated. But it reflects our idea of ??solving problems: first collect information, then analyze and judge, and finally take action. Solving the problem of PS card in the loading interface requires the same idea. come on!

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