Camera Raw formatting and Elements 12 on new computer! HELP

I just got a new computer. I started with a Macbook and now have an iMac. I was running Elements 12 on the laptop just fine , now on my iMac, Elements is stating that the camera raw format is not supported. I use a Cannon 70d and never had any problems on my Macbook. I am completely lost on what to do!

Probably just the camera raw plugin needs to updated
Use Help>Updates from within the pse 12 editor to download and install the 8.5 camera raw plugin.

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