Issues starting Premiere Elements 8

Hi everyone! Can't believe I can't figure this out, even given my limited computer knowledge. I bought Adobe Photoshop elements 8 which came with a 30 day free trial of Premier Elements 8. I've never gotten it to work. When I bring it up and click "start new project", it seems to do what it should, i.e. loading a bunch of .prm applications. It loads pretty fast so everything looks like it's working the way it is supposed to. It gets as far as "loading windows media" then stops.
Just stops. It doesn't go to a window where I can start placing clips, audio, etc. I'm just left looking at the welcome screen. I tried clicking on the small icon in the upper right hand corner where I can select "open Editor behind welcome screen" but that doesn't seem to make a difference. The other thing that has me puzzled is that although I don't think I ever actually moved beyond the trial version, i.e. upgraded to the actual version, nothing I see under "properties" indicates that it is a trial version. It looks and seems like the real thing. Unless me buying it at Costco included some kind of upgrade to the actual version that I was not aware of. Anyway, I'm still left staring at a welcome screen. Can't get to the meat and potatoes of the program. As an aside, Photoshop Elements works fine.
If anyone can help, I'd be really grateful! Kevin

In general, one should do the following:
Update Windows, including all hot-fixes
Update the video driver, and the audio driver from the mfgr's.Web sites
Update Apple's QT Player.
The majority of the launch problems are handled by this list of actions.
If they do not help you, then perhaps look at this ARTICLE for some tips on your system info, that might help us troubleshoot.
Good luck,
Hunt

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thank you
Date: Sat, 20 Jul 2013 06:02:36 -0700
From: [email protected]
To: [email protected]
Subject: How to start Premiere Elements 11 with welcome screen
    Re: How to start Premiere Elements 11 with welcome screen
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D

6GB RAM
PE version 8 is 32bit, so is not using all of your ram
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Where, and how, is PrE installed? When you launch it, are you running as an Administrator?
First, PrE wants to be installed competely on the C:\ and wants direct access to the My Documents folder. It also wants to be both installed and then launched from an Administrator account.
It is not designed (nor is the big-brother PrPro) to function in a fully networked environment. It will extract media, etc. from an NAS, or from a mapped networked drive, but it does not like to run under most networked environments.
It's my guess that there is something in this installation that it is not comfortable with. More details will likely help.
Good luck, and looking for the answers to the questions above.
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