I also could not install Adobe elements 10.

Question

It tells me to remove disk 1, and install disk 2 for a 64 bit system such as win 7. but it won't let me eject disk 1!

Answer 1

Xander,
I had same exact problem, my recent posting be of help to you:   http://forums.adobe.com/thread/941457?tstart=30
In summary may finding or conclusion was:
Think I have this figured out but, only by trial and error.  No, I can not provide screen shot. Kind of a mute issue now anyway! About the time I was going to do a capture I noticed on the next install attempt a pre-checked (default) box for Premiere Trail and decided to uncheck and see what happens.  What happened is....bingo,  Disk 1 then installed PE10 "complete" and I didn't get the dialog box asking for Disk 2 at end.   Hummm....could that be all there is, just one disk need after all?    Just out of curiosity I loaded disk 2 and it is nothing more than a install disk for Adobe Premiere Elements 10 Trial.   Loaded Disk 3 and it's nothing more than a resource disk with all kinds of garbage on it.
So, it appears the hook is, that stupid checked default Premiere box at beginning of the Disk 1 install and that PE 10 is really only on the first disk.   Sure wish there was some kind of notice with the packaging stating this.  For a novice like me, it appeared that all three disks had to be installed.  Making matters more confusing is that all three disks are labeled "Adobe Photoshop Elements 10" .  No mention of Premiere or what else might be on disk 2 or 3 .......urgh.
Anyway, assuming what I've discovered is correct, I can now get along learning this program.   Thanks for your help.
Jack