PSE 8.0 Organizer wont start

When the PES 8.0 "Organizer" button is selected from teh start menu, the program ends. It can open from the 'Edit' screen, but many photo thumnails will not show.
I have uninstalled / reinstalled with no improvement
PLEASE HELP!!!

Thanks for the respone - when I click on the 'organizer button' from the initial menu, the organizer app begins to start up but quickly will shut down the entire program.
On thumbnails, there are some that never render - it could be a matter of very large files as you mention. This a signifigant issue though as I rarely get that far into the program without the shutdown mentioned above!! I sometimes can access organizer from inside of the edit portion of the PSE application.
PSE has been working for several months as it should. I did load "AVG Tune Up" (part of the AVG anti-virus software family), but wouldn't think that the functions of that application would have any impact on PSE.
Thoughts appreciated!!!!

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