Can't crop an image in CC2014

Hi I can't crop and image in photoshop. I keep getting the message "Cannot complete your request because of a program error".
I tried resizing the canvas and received the same error.
I uninstalled (removing preferences and reinstalled the photoshop app but still get the same error.
I am in windows 7 Service pack 1.
Thanks in advance for any good ideas on resolving this problem.
Rose

Sounds frustrating. Have you tried chatting with Adobe tech support? They're in India, but very smart and very polite. It may take awhile (like an hour), but they've been able to solve every issue I've had so far ...
http://helpx.adobe.com/contact.html?step=PHSP
Fill out the details until you see the "Contact Us" link, which leads you to the CHAT link. Be patient, and they will certainly tell you how to solve the problem.
Good luck.

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