PSF file

I've just downloaded the trial version of Photoshop Elements 13 and I tried to open a .psf file but was unable. Can anybody help me open the old files.

I saved these files about 4 years ago and have since completely reloaded windows 7 about 12 months ago on the desktop PC. I now need these files which are saved as .psf files and when I doubled clicked on one of them it opened Elements 6, which I was also using at the time, but it came up with "Cannot Open"(name of file) .psf because it is the wrong type of file. I also downloaded Elements 13 trial version to see if that might work, but the same message came up. I am not a computer whiz so I need help to either change the file format or open them some how

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>
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