Photoshop writes a Corrupt JPG in Windows Vista

Hello
A very perplexing problem i have run into.
I have created a panorama with CS5 (running Windows Vista). This is from a number of RAW images that were stitched together using PS. I flattened the image and saved it to a jpg format. This jpg image can be read by Windows Photo Gallery application
i want to create a larger image (72" long) to print out. I went back to the PSD file and increased the image size in increments of 10% from ~49 in to 72 in long. i then saved this image in jpg format (same jpg options). This image comes back as corrupt when i try to view it in Vista (Windows Photo Gallery).
Photoshop can open the jpg image.
ultimately, i need to send this image to get printed out but i am worried that it is corrupt. I have tried 3 different Windows Vista computers (laptops to desktops) and the corrupt message is the same
"Photo Gallery can't open this picture or video. This file format is not supported, ..."
i have also tried to open this with Microsoft Paint and it does not work.
Thank you
Perry Ralph

Hello
Thanks for the message
What are the pixel dimensions of the JPG you're producing that can't be opened? Saying it is 72" long isn't enough without also telling the DPI/PPI. Also, another way to increase the print size of the image would be to merely change the DPI/PPI to something smaller.
21600 pixels x 5132 pixels
300 PPI
I suspect the Windows programs you refer to are running out of memory trying to open the image or they may have pixel-dimension limits. Photoshop has tricks to working on large images that the simple Windows programs do not use.
you might be right. my desktop PC has 8GM of memory
Are you working with an external printing service that cannot upsize an image in a way that looks reasonable and they require that you do it for them?
I haven't asked the printing service about upsizing the image. i wanted to look at the size first. i have also sent them an email message asking a similar question

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