PSE 12 support 64 bit Windows 8?

Does PSE 12 support 64 bit Windows 8. Note promo material trumpets support of 64 bit Mac but appears silent on Windows.

Hi,
The error 1935 usually means there is a conflict with something else that is running - you could try this.
First off, restart your system.
Then try stopping the windows update service. Control Panel -> Administrative Tools -> Services (or use the search charm). Right click on Windows Updates and select Stop.
Now disable any antivirus that you have running.
Try the installation again.
Turn back on the antivirus and start the windows update again.
Good luck
Brian

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Date: Mon, 19 Mar 2012 16:00:34 -0600
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Which disc are you installing from? Also did you just purchase Premiere Elements 10 or did you buy the bundle which includes Photoshop Elements 10?
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"Your bootable USB drive could not be created" "Boot Camp only supports 64-bit Windows installation on this platform. Please use an ISO file for 64-bit Windows installation."

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Note 1: I have successfully used this method to charge my Palm Centro from my 64-bit Windows 7 computer. This method probably works for other Palm devices and other 64-bit Windows versions (XP and Vist)... but I haven't tested this on any other configurations. Others may feel free to post their successes or failures with their setups.
Note 2: This method will NOT allow you to HotSync your Palm to the computer via USB. All it does is let you charge your Palm via USB. If you need to HotSync your Palm, and you have 64-bit Windows, you have to use Bluetooth or some other method. To learn how to use Bluetooth to sync, search for "bluetooth sync 64-bit" or something like that on this forum.
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Hi,
Anyone know what the timetable is for a release of XE for 64 bit Windows? I have a client that I need to deploy an application for and the installation failed on
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Thank for your reply,This is the downloaded trial version i downloaded from Adobe website,I'm buying my new camera in about a month and want to get a headstart on learningsome editing before I put out all the money for this and software,Thanks,
Date: Mon, 19 Mar 2012 16:00:34 -0600
From: [email protected]
To: [email protected]
Subject: Installer does not support 64 bit windows 7
    Re: Installer does not support 64 bit windows 7
    created by Jeff A Wright in Trial Download & Install FAQ - View the full discussion
Which disc are you installing from? Also did you just purchase Premiere Elements 10 or did you buy the bundle which includes Photoshop Elements 10?
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32 bit JRE in 64 bit windows.

Hello,
I know its very much basic question... But i am not much clear about it.
Can u plz anyone clear me....
Rite now i am using my java application with jre 1.6.0_11 in 32 bit Windows architecture.
And now we planned to support *64 bit Windows architecture like Windows 2008 Server R2,Windows 7 (64 bit) etc..*.
Now my confusion is whether *32 bit jre will work properly with this 64 bit architectures*?
Please guide me....
Thank You !!!

I think you will not be able to install a 32 bit application in 64 bit machine.
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