PS CS5, Owl Orphange Error Message

Hello Everyone.
I am currently a Photoshop CC user, but I opened My Photoshop CS5, and I get this error message.
Owl Orphanage: Photoshop.exe-System Error
Would you please look at my screen-shot..
Thanks.

I received a very similar message to this when trying to open Adobe Photoshop CCS5. This forum indicated that the problem might be related to On1 software, and they were right. If you have On! software this may be the root of your problem.
I updated from On1's Perfect Photo Suite 8 to Perfect Photo Suite 9 only to discover that Perfect Photo Suite 9 does not link automatically to CS5 so I retained the Perfect Photo Suite 8 as well. I looked up the error message on the On1 web page. The resolution to my problem was to go open CS5 and go to preferences - Plug ins. In this screen I unchecked the box labeled Additional Plug-Ins Folder: that would have linked to the On1 Perfect Photo Suite 9. I then closed CS5. This has resolved the problem. Hope this is helpful!

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☞ Enter the first few letters of its name into a Spotlight search. Select it in the results (it should be at the top.)
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-------------------------------------- Summary --------------------------------------
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