Originally posted by Barbara Dye
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Unfortunately without more information it is difficult to offer constructive suggestions...
Does this only occur with the scanned images, or does it also occur if you select an ex camera JPG in manage mode and then change to Edit Mode.
If it is only with the scanned images, then what is the pixel size (width and height) of the scanned images (due to a restriction in DirectX, Edit has a limitation in both width and height of 16384 px)
What format are the images from the scanner (TIFF, JPG, other), and what bit depth (are they color scans, greyscale or B/W),
What is the uncompressed size of the images (as shown in Manage mode, properties pane under image attributes)
Were the scans done from within ACDSee using File\Import\From Scanner, or done outside of ACDSee using either the scanner manufacture's software, or perhaps Vuescan? If the answer to that is "from within ACDSee", then does the problem still occur if you close ACDSee, do the scan and then open ACDSee and in Manage mode browse to the saved scan file, select it and change to Edit Mode.
What version of Windows are you using, and do you have 3rd party antivirus software installed? If you are using 3rd party antivirus, you could try either white listing ACDSee in it, or temporarily disabling it.
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How much memory does your PC have, what version of Ultimate are you using?
If you go to Tools\Options\General and untick "Enable OpenCL image processing, then restart ACDSee, does that make any difference to this issue.
Finally, if none of the above leads towards resolving the issue, you should raise a support request at https://www.acdsee.com/en/support/form/
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