Editing Encore CS6 Menus in Photoshop CC 2014

Using Encore CS6 in Win7, when I try to edit an Encore menu in Photoshop CC 2014 a message comes up saying that Photoshop is not installed .... even when Photoshop is already running!!
I am familiar with RegEdit and have modifed entries in the Win registry many times in the past.
Is there a way I can get Encore to work with Ps CC version? Or, do I have to go back and re-installed my old Photoshop Elements 11?
Thanks in advance.
Paul

Does the error say it is not installed or that it is "undefined"? Same issue; just curious.
You don't say, so start at square one: when you double click on a psd file in windows explorer, what happens?
That has been the number one fix to this error.
For example: "Edit Menu in Photoshop" not working?
There have been other issues in getting Encore CS6 to work with cloud versions.

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