Installation errors for Photoshop Creative Suite 4

Question

I did not have success with any solutions suggested for this installation problem. Microsoft has since sent me a message telling me that this application is not compatible with my new computer (Toshiba running Windows 7).  It ran just fine on my HP (running Vista).  I tried using the Troubleshooting application to see if changing settings on my computer would help - it did not. That is when I submitted the problem to Microsoft and got the response that it is not compatible with my computer. Uggg!  Lotta money to spend on an application that becomes obsolete!

Answer 1

My apologies. Speaking out of frustration. I am a fairly good user, but technically, obviously lack some skills to appropriately find my way around this problem.
Here's as much information that I have:
My old computer was an HP Pavillion running Vista OS that I originally ran Adobe Photoshop Creative Suites 4 on with no issues.
I purchased a new computer last month - Toshiba Satellite S70-ABT3N22 Laptop
Processor is Intell Core i5-4200M Processor (3M Cache, up to 3.10GHz) with Intel Turbo Boost Technology 2.0
Microsoft Operating Windows 7 Professional (64-bit) with recovery media for Windows 8.1 Pro
Memory is 12GB DDR3L  1600MHz SDRAM (8GB + 4GB)
Hard Disk Drive 1TB (5400 rpm, Serial ATA)
Graphics Controller - Integrated Graphics
Display 17.3" diagonal widescreen HD+ (1600x900) TrueBrite LED Backlit display
Wireless Lan & Bluetooth - Wi-Fi Wireless networking (802.11b/g/n) (150Mbps)
Microsoft Office Software Office Home & Business 2013
Anti-Virus Software: Norton Internet Security 2013
1. When I first tried to install Photoshop, I got the error that stopped on RGB settings.
I then ran Adobe Support Advisor diagnostic and got this message:
I then tried the solution that was recommended - going into the color folder and removing the files, transfer them to a folder that I created on my desktop. However, the files would not cut, since they were in use.  They then recommended another solution - go into another folder, remove those files and try again. However, when I went to look for that folder, it did not exist.
This is when I went to the forum and asked if anyone had a solution.
Compatibility mode was suggested. I got further information on this and went through the process, launching the application Compatibility Mode. It asked me what system I had previously used to run Photoshop. I entered Vista. It reset my computer to be compatible with those settings and again I tried to install Photoshop. The installation stalled at the RGB.
I went back and tried Vista Service Pack 1, same result, Then Vista Service Pack 2, same result, then hit I don't know. Same result.  That's when I hit the send to Microsoft for further help and solutions.
That is when I got the message back from Microsoft that this Photoshop application was not compatible with this Windows 7 Operating system.
I hope this isn't too much, but it's what I have and hopefully I haven't offended anyone overmuch with my previous rant.
Thank you for your help and willingness to look into these matters for everyone.