In the Load file selection window, select your downloaded third-party brush ABR file. From here, click the Import Brushes option. I had to switch to another program cause my Photoshop is not working properly, but I wanna keep using it! HELP.To add new brushes, select the Settings menu icon in the top-right section of the panel. Please help me, I have to keep paying for this program and it's not usable. I can't use my program anymore, and can't restart the preferences - full disc space means I get an error and settings won't apply. I get errors that it can't load my preferences, brushes, and other things cause the disc is full - duh. Reinstalled it to make sure it's on another disc and I start from zero, imported brushes - still filling up all my system space that is not selected on the list. I changed the scratch discs so C is not selected - did not help.

Sometime after that, it began loading for a long time, taking up all my disc C space (it's after the first start-up window). I did so and got my things back that I instantly exported to not lose them again. So I found the solution on this forum which is copying brush file from the older Photoshop version to the newer one. I did not have a backup cause I was not expecting it to ever happen. It all started after I got my all saved brushes randomly etc. I tried reinstalling it but it did not fix it. It keeps adding new ones and new ones until my space disc runs out. I have a problem where my Photoshop won't stop loading brushes, smart shapes, and don't know what else endlessly. Hello! I almost gave up on using Photoshop but maybe someone will help me here?

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