Plug-ins save time, but they’re a bit resource-hungry; at least, they
lengthen Photoshop’s start-up time. Your plug-ins might have
functionality that you rarely use, so deactivate them until you need
them. To do so, create a new folder by going to Adobe → Adobe Photoshop
CS5 (or whatever your version) and name it something like Plugins_deactivated.
Now move all of the extensions that you don’t need for the moment. When you restart Photoshop now, those plug-ins won’t load, so the program will start up quickly. Your RAM will be relieved. Because you neither deleted nor uninstalled the plug-ins, they’re available to use anytime. If you need them, just move them back to the plug-in folder.
Now move all of the extensions that you don’t need for the moment. When you restart Photoshop now, those plug-ins won’t load, so the program will start up quickly. Your RAM will be relieved. Because you neither deleted nor uninstalled the plug-ins, they’re available to use anytime. If you need them, just move them back to the plug-in folder.
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