If you install Photoshop Elements from a nonadministrator account, the serial number isn't recorded in the Adobe Registration Database file. Once you've successfully started all Adobe applications, delete the backup copy of the Adobe Registration Database file from the desktop. Save and close the new Adobe Registration Database file.Ħ. Double-click the new Adobe Registration Database file in the Library/Application Support/Adobe folder to open it in a text editor.ĥ. Copy the data for each Adobe application that won't start.ģ. Open the Adobe Registration Database file on the desktop in a text editor by double-clicking the file.Ģ. If other Adobe applications won't start after you complete this solution, do the following steps:ġ. Important: This solution may cause other Adobe applications to not start. To remove and reinstall Photoshop Elements, see Solution 1, steps 2-5 in this document. To back up the Adobe Registration database file, move it from the Library/Application Support/Adobe folder to the desktop. Solution 2: Back up the Adobe Registration Database file, and then remove and reinstall Photoshop Elements. Insert the Photoshop Elements CD and then double-click the Install Adobe Photoshop Elements icon to install. Drag the Users/ /Library/Preferences/Photoshop Elements 3.0 Settings folder to the Trash.ĥ.
Drag the Applications/Photoshop Elements 3.0 folder to the Trash.Ĥ. Move any personal files from the Applications/Photoshop Elements 3.0 folder on the hard disk to another location, such as the desktop.ģ. Log in to the computer with an administrator account.Ģ. Solution 1: Log in to an administrator account, and then remove and reinstall Photoshop Elements.ġ. When you start Adobe Photoshop Elements, it returns the error "Could not start the application because of missing or invalid personalization information."ĭo one or more of the following solutions: This is the contents of an old no longer available adobe kb on the subject:Įrror ".missing or rmation" when you start (Photoshop Elements 3.0 on Mac OS X)
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