In there you would see a checkbox that is named as “Automatically Save Recovery Information”. To turn if off, go to Edit>Preference>File Handling. Obviously, this feature adds a little bit burden on your computer but if you have a computer with at least 2 GB RAM, this feature shouldn’t affect Photoshop’s performance. Well I don’t see any point in turning it off but you can turn it off. Photoshop will also rename it as “-Recovered”.
When you launch Photoshop (the first time after it crashed) and wait for few seconds, 10-20 seconds, Photoshop will automatically open the recovered file. If by any chance, Photoshop crashed or your machine turned off unexpectedly, the temporary file will stay safe in your hard drive. By default, at every 10th minute, Photoshop automatically saves the image as a temporary file in your hard drive. The beauty of this feature is that it works automatically. Perhaps you already are familiar with those feature. This feature works similar to Microsoft’s products like Word, PowerPoint, Excel etc. Although this feature does not save your History panel, but it saves your last done work. In recent versions of Photoshop, Adobe has included a new feature that automatically saves your work without even letting you know. I will try to keep it short as this is just a small tip. Last time I discussed many ways to Optimize your Photoshop’s Performance. This feature is really a life savior if you have Photoshop CS5 or newer versions. Hi guys! Today I am going to cover a small but extremely important topic that is Auto Recovery in Photoshop.
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