[Photoshop] cant open dds files

PHOTOSHOP ERROR: Cannot complete your request because file is no the right type.
even after downloading and installing 6 different ways my photoshop (64 bit) wont open the 32 bit... im on windows 7... Does anyone have a way to rerouteing photoshop so it opens 32bits, the plugins only work for 32 bit =( plz help :(

How hard is it to type in "DDS Plugin Photoshop" into Google?

Oh my god! It's amazing! It's the first one that comes up even. x_x"

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Originally Posted by -Spirits- How hard is it to type in "DDS Plugin Photoshop" into Google?

He said the plugins only work for 32 bit -.-
Read the post.
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windows 7 = fail

im not a dumbass, and ya idk where to post this... i dont relly use elitepvpers except to download till now =p

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Originally Posted by joker769 im not a dumbass, and ya idk where to post this... i dont relly use elitepvpers except to download till now =p

Yea lol Technical Support is for help with programs that don't have a section.

o btw this is off topic but how do i make a spoiler o.o... im making another thread and idk how to make it only appear when u hit the open button thingy...

No. I'm running 64bit. I did read the post. He didn't install it into the right directory.

then wat is the right directory smart... i installed it regular then ran it -error... i put them into the plugins -error... i put them in main folder error... i tried connecting thriugh edit preferences plugin -error

If i'm correct... you installed it in the x86 program files folder in Adobe/Adobe Photoshop CS4. That means you have to run the x86 edition of photoshop and drag the files in.

Or... you can install it into the Photoshop CS4 folder found in the 64bit program files folder... same directory but in 64 bit. That'll install it on the 64bit edition of photoshop that loads on the opening of the file.

It has nothing to do with the operating system what-so-ever zTREME.
I hate how people blame the OS when they can't figure something out.
I haven't had a single problem with Windows 7 and I've been using it since the beta.

no... i installed adobe photoshop in regular program files... the x86 program files /adobe dosent even have adobe photoshop in it... and i created a copy of NIVIDA corp in program files once i downloaded... plus i bought 7 Ultimate and Home premium for my home desktop right when it came out and i havent had a problem either untill this.. im not blaming the OS i blame the bits and program... bits no matter the OS will create problems, along with coding, and you must understand that im not a dumb ****, ive been progaming for 2 years and coding for 1, directory creating for 3 months (extracting partions on a hard drive and creating multipule virtual drivers)... this provlem dosent involve any of that... this is combatibility and FYI i hate it when people think they know everything even though they dont see your screen or install it for you <,<

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Originally Posted by joker769 no... i installed adobe photoshop in regular program files... the x86 program files /adobe dosent even have adobe photoshop in it... and i created a copy of NIVIDA corp in program files once i downloaded... plus i bought 7 Ultimate and Home premium for my home desktop right when it came out and i havent had a problem either untill this.. im not blaming the OS i blame the bits and program... bits no matter the OS will create problems, along with coding, and you must understand that im not a dumb ****, ive been progaming for 2 years and coding for 1, directory creating for 3 months (extracting partions on a hard drive and creating multipule virtual drivers)... this provlem dosent involve any of that... this is combatibility and FYI i hate it when people think they know everything even though they dont see your screen or install it for you <,<

You don't have to attempt to impress me on what you know how to do.
Install it into the directory with photoshop in it then? Isn't that obvious? Sorry if it's not but that's what I did.

I installed it into both folders:
C:\Program Files (x86)\Adobe
C:\Program Files\Adobe\Adobe Photoshop CS4 (64 Bit)

why adobe?... this is waht i did
C:\ProgramFiles\NIVIDA Corp
C:\ProgramFiles(x86)\NIVIDA Corp

if i put a copy also in
C:\ProgramFiles(x86)\Adobe\
C:\ProgramFiles\Adobe\Photoshop(64bit)

do i copy the folder or files inside?

Try download another photoshop source.

o and anyone viewing this... can i move the thread or do we have to wait for a moderator?