Does Premiere Elements 4 works on Win XP Home SP3?

Hello,
I have a question to Premiere Elements 4 on Win XP Home, SP3.
I installed Premiere Elements 4, but it does not run. If I start PE4 the purple startup screen be displayed: Application will initialized, loading compiler,.. the startup screen disappears, that's it! No program will appear.
My native language is german, so I called the german support line. They told me that Premiere Elements 4 does not work on Win XP Home SP3 (?).
I can't believe, is there no way to to run Premiere Elements 4 on Win XP Home SP3???
If there's a possibility, please tell me what I have to do.
ps: I have Apple QuickTime and MS DirectX 9 installed. My PC is an Sony PCV-RS702 Desktop with 4GB Ram.

OF COURSE Premiere Elements works on XP SP3! That's the operating system it was designed on!
The german Adobe support says NO, PE4 does not work with SP3. It's fine to read that it does.
1) Try uninstalling and reinstalling Premiere Elements. Occasionally
the installation goes wrong, and uninstalling and reinstalling fixes it.
I do already before I write this thread, I installed it three times. I'm Microsoft Certified Professional, so I hope I do nothing wrong with the installation.
2) Ensure that you have enough free, defragmented hard drive space.
Your computer comes with 160 gigabytes of hard drive space -- that's
relatively small for video production. But the program should be able
to run, assuming you've got at least 30 gigaybtes free and you keep the
hard drive defragmented. Over the years, hard drives can also become
full of temp files and spyware, that's why I recommend this regular
maintenance in the FAQs to the right of the program:
http://forums.adobe.com/thread/390602?tstart=0
I have 35 GB free space after installation. But for the small jobs I do it's normally no problem (!?). My hard drive is defragmented.
3) Make sure you have the most recent version of Quicktime as well as
all of the Windows updates. Apple updates Quicktime at least once a
month, and it's very easy to have an outdated version.
One month ago I format my harddrive and installed the OS new. The Updates of Windows are installed automatically by system.
I checked the QuickTime Update Function: QuickTime is up to date.
The hardware is not my problem, before I installed Win XP SP3 new, one month ago, Premiere Elements runs without problems. The only difference, that time with SP2. Maybe it is a SP3 problem, like the german Adobe Support tells?

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