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Photoshop Elements 7 Editor Error?

• Photoshop Elements 7 Editor Error Hello, Yesterday I did a clean install of Windows 7 (x64) on my PC & have completely updated it through Windows Updater, I than installed PSE7 (disk that I brought new 3 years ago & has worked fine up till now) & followed the instructions. Now, it loads the first screen fine (Organise/Edit/Create/Share) & Organise,Create & Share each load fine but when I click on Edit I get this error Editor - Photoshop Elements 7.0 Could not initialise Photoshop Elements because the file could not be found. I have already installed it on my old (now completely dead) Vista laptop, this PC & my mothers Win7 laptop and all work/ed. The thing I have tried are - Uninstalling & reinstalling PES7. Uninstalling & reinstalling the OS & installing PSE7 first. Replacing all files in 'Computer > Local Disk (C;) > Program Files (x86) > Adobe > Photoshop Elements 7.0 , with the files from my mothers laptop. Have 'Deleted the Settings File' (Shift + Ctrl + Alt) Running the Elements Organizer in a new user account. & ringing customer support who told me to ask over at the adobe forums, which I have but I thought I would ask here aswell. I have tried the trial version of PSE10 does not work, I get the following error Adobe Photoshop Elements 10 Could not open a scratch file because the file could not be found. & clicking OK the following error Adobe Photoshop Elements 10 Could not initialise Photoshop Elements because the file could not be found. Any help on this matter would be greatly appreciated.

• Answer:

  Photoshop Elements 7 is known to not be compatible with Windows 7, but you may be able to run it in compatibility mode. Try running it with Windows XP SP2 compatibility. I've had no problems running Photoshop Elements 8, 9, and 10 on Windows 7 x64. Considering you're having similar problems with PSE 10, I think you are having other problems unrelated to Photoshop Elements, such as a corrupted filesystem. You should start by scanning your disk for errors, and take a look in the Event Manager for system errors.