Could not open photoshop elements 10 after loading

Could not open photoshop elements 10 after loading from disk.

Which component of the program are you trying to open? It's better to bypass the useless welcome screen and launch organizer or editor directly from applications, then make dock icons for them if you want them always accessible. Organizer is self-evident, but this is the editor:

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After re-installing photoshop elements following a HD crash, i get the following message after clicking on PE icon, "could not initialize photoshop elements because the scratch disks are full".How can this problem be resolved?

after re-installing photoshop elements following a HD crash, i get the following message after clicking on PE icon, "could not initialize photoshop elements because the scratch disks are full".How can this problem be resolved?

dgrparker a écrit:
photoshop element 2.0 - on windows 7. the program ran fine on the old HD, but this error popped up when I re-installed it on the new HD
Elements 2.0 is an old version. The message may be due to the fact that your new HD is much bigger than your older one, and not due to the classical reasons:
http://www.easyelements.com/scratch-disk-is-full.html

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Hi Everyone,
So, I have this problem with my Adobe Photoshop Elements 5.0. Everytime I try to open the program itself I get the following message...
"Could not initialize Photoshop Elements beacuse the file is locked. Use the 'Properties' command in the Windows Explorer to unlock the file."
I have read many threads on this problem, and have tried it all... I might have missed something but I don't think I did..
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http://www.unis.no/50_INTERNAL/5020_It_Info/documents/solved_problems/photoshop_elements_s tartup/PhotoShopElements.htm
Photoshop Elements does not start
Some of you have reported a problem when starting Photoshop Elements:
"Could not initialize Photoshop Elements because the file is locked.
Use the 'Properties' command in the Windows Explorer to unlock the file."
SOLUTION:
Sometimes Photoshop Elements may start acting strange and may start to cause problems that weren't there before, or Photoshop Elements might become corrupt. One simple fix to a variety of problems is to delete the settings file and have Photoshop create a brand new one during next startup.
To do this hold down the following keys while the program starts:
Ctrl+Shift+Alt
You should be prompted with a dialog box that says:
"Delete the Adobe settings file?"
Click ok and the program will continue to start.
If you don't get the dialog box asking if you wish to delete the settings file, then you didn't hold down the key command early enough. Close Photoshop and try again.
IT
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Hi,
Hoping somebody can help.I have Adobe photoshop elements 2.0 (i know its pretty old).Its always worked well until lately its bringing this message up and not letting me open it : could not inialize photoshop elements could not initialize ACE implementation.
I have been trying to clean up the computer and am not 100% confident at using the computer so im afraid i have deleted or locked something that this program needs to run.
Can any body help?
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Repair does not work on any Windows version of PSE. Try resetting the preferences: Press and hold CTRL, ALT, and SHIFT when launching Elements until you see a box asking if you want to delete the settings. Yes, you do.
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"Could not initialize Photoshop Elements because the scratch disks are full"

I have just installed Photoshop Elements 2 on my new computer. When I try to open the program, I get the message that the scratch disks are full !!! It's a new computer --lots of memory and almost no programs installed yet. The program works perfectly fine on my old computer...never have gotten a message about scratch disks.
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I managed to fix this myself, almost by accident, after failing every method suggested that I came across.
My problem was due to 'read only' access being set to some folders in ~/private/ on my main account, meaning that Photoshop could not create an important, temporary scratch file in this location.
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I searched around and found the answer. My question was to specific. Jim Olvera had the same problem and this was the solution with the help of Adobe Support.
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JO
Thank you for your suggestion, but I could not even get to the point where "Photoshop" would even open up.
Thank you everyone!

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