Photoshop CC Phototomerge - "Some images could not be automatically aligned"

Hi,
Whenever I try to use Photomerge from Photoshop CC under Windows 8.1, I always get "Some images could not be automatically aligned". Under Mac OS X, it works ok with exactly the same images.
I've also recently upgraded to Photoshop CC 2014, but the issue remains.
The solution I've found online was to reset the settings, but it didn't have any effect.
Any suggestion?
Thank you

Hi Anna
I must admit I’ve not tried with so many images but it could be a memory (RAM) issue. Have you tried combining images 1 to 9 and then 10 to 18. Then try joining the two saved pano images into one.
Or you could try creating a blank template:
File >> New >> Blank File
Choose the overall width and height, together with resolution then drag and drop the two saved images on to the canvas. Drag each into position and use the corner handles to scale and merge. If necessary use masking with the brush tool.

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*_"The Backup Disk Image Could Not Be Mounted" (Console - “Failed to mount disk image”)_*
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I have been using time capsule successfully for about 5 months. But now it has suddenly started returning a time machine error "the backup disk image could not be mounted".
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towersfamily,
*_"The Backup Disk Image Could Not Be Mounted" (Console - “Failed to mount disk image”)_*
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Backup disk image could not be created

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9/29/08 12:33:42 PM /System/Library/CoreServices/backupd[31071] Error moving disk image from /Volumes/Backup/Zinc_0019e34844e2.tmp.sparsebundle to /Volumes/Backup/Zinc_0019e34844e2.sparsebundle - Error Domain=NSCocoaErrorDomain Code=512 UserInfo=0x529e50 "“Zinc_0019e34844e2.tmp.sparsebundle” could not be moved to “Backup”."
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Zinc_0019e34844e2.sparsebundle
Zinc_0019e34844e2.tmp.sparsebundle
However, when I click on Zinc_0019e34844e2.sparsebundle it quickly disappears from the Finder window before I can do anything to it. When I try to attack the problem through the terminal, I get another surprise.
Zinc:/Volumes/Backup raph% ls -l
ls: Zinc_0019e34844e2.sparsebundle: No such file or directory
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drwxrwxrwx@ 4 raph staff 264 Aug 25 20:21 Backups.backupdb
drwxrwxrwx@ 6 raph staff 264 Sep 29 12:30 Zinc_0019e34844e2.tmp.sparsebundle
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Can I cp Zinc_0019e34844e2.tmp.sparsebundle to a new backup directory and rename it without the .tmp?
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William,
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*Missing Computer Name*
First you might be missing a computer name in the Sharing Preference pane. Go into System Prefs. Then Sharing. In the box labeled “Computer Name” is it still “Zinc”? If it is blank, you need to put “Zinc” back in. Otherwise Time Machine won’t be able to link this Mac with the previous backups.
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