Delete them along along with your guides and I think your problem will be solved, it sure does for me! If saved files are hidden, go to View in File Explorer and tap on 'View'. Go to C:UserslindseyspragueAppDataRoamingAdobeAdobe Photoshop CC 2019Auto Recover. Generally, the feature is turned on by default.) Step 1. So the solution is turn on your guides (View>Guides>Show Guides), zoom all the way out and select all! If you find a few pesky random anchor points laying around, chances are they are culprits causing the issue. (This tip only works when you enabled AutoSave feature in Photoshop before Photoshop stopped working. And if you delete a guide and do not click delete twice when illustrator will leave the anchor points of the guides at the end of your files canvas (not artboard.) For some reason illustrator decides to attache these anchor point randomly to you vector objects, hence the ghost anchor point issue. It looks like the issue has to do with Illustrator thinking guides are vector objects. Share - Hot Door CADtools 11.2.4 for Illustrator CS6CC 2019 圆4,Hot Door CADTools 11.2.4 Hot Door Adobe Illustrator CAD CADTools Adobe Illustrator CAD. So, I think I have found a solution!!! I am not sure if this solves everyones use case but I hope it does. This issue has been has been plaguing me for years and apparently everyone else, considering this thread has been open for 3 years now. I had it with CS5, and hoped it would go away with CS6, but it has not. However, the mystery objects are not always masked. I use clipping masks a lot, as well as many artboards, and have wondered if it's related to this, as the mystery objects are sometimes masked images, and often on another artboard. Then Voila! I am able to select my object (or any other) without the mystery selection happening. The only way I have found to deal with it is to drag a corner of the bounding box, then undo, and then click off again. I can deselect all, but then anything I click on, the selection's bounding box is expanded to include the mystery object. Moreover, is seems buggy because the mystery object doesnt have its "edges" visible the way it would if it were legitimately selected. This happens when the object I am selecting is NOT grouped with anything else. About once a day, when I click on an object with the direct selection tool, the bounding box will be way larger than it should, implying another object on another artboard is included in the selection.
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