Batch process error message

Hi there
Last time i used photoshop everything was fine. and then all of a sudden none of my custom actions work with a batch process. a message keeps coming up saying
"the command "image size" is not currently available"
If i click continue it pops right back up saying the same but for the next process and again and again with every process in my action.
It does this on any photo and with any custom action i have saved
Interestingly if i just open the photo and click play on the action without going through the batch process... it works fine.. so its nothing wrong with my actual action.
Has there been a bug introduced with a live update along the way?
Its very very annoying as i regularly batch process 100s of photos for the web and now im having to do them 1 by 1!!
thanks in advance for any help.
how can i roll back an update in photoshop??

Photoshop does not have a live update so your problem must be with something else.
Geoff.

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