There are a few reasons why you might not be able to save your Photoshop file as a PSD. One reason could be that your file is corrupted, and when you try to save it as a PSD, Photoshop can’t read the file correctly.
Another reason could be that you’re trying to save a Photoshop file that’s already been saved as a PSD; in this case, you can only save the file as a copy. Finally, you might not have permission to save the file as a PSD if you’re working on someone else’s computer.
If your file is corrupted, the best thing to do is try to repair it using Photoshop’s built-in repair tool. To do this, go to File > Open and then select your corrupt PSD file.
When the dialog box appears, click OK. Photoshop will then try to repair the file and open it. If it can’t repair the file, you’ll need to start over with a new file.
If you’re trying to save a Photoshop file that’s already been saved as a PSD, you’ll need to save it as a copy. To do this, go to File > Save As and then select PSD Copy from the Format drop-down menu. This will allow you to save the file without overwriting the original PSD.
Finally, if you don’t have permission to save the file as a PSD, you’ll need to ask the owner of the computer for permission. If they give you permission, go to File > Save As and then select PSD from the Format drop-down menu. If they don’t give you permission, you’ll need to save the file as a copy.
Conclusion:
There are several reasons why you might not be able to save your Photoshop file as a PSD.
If none of these reasons apply to you, then there may be something wrong with your installation of Photoshop. Try reinstalling Photoshop and see if that fixes the problem.
