R6025 Runtime Error when starting Photoshop Elements Organizer 12

I installed Photoshop Elements 12 a couple of weeks ago. When I run the Photo Editor, everything is fine. But when I try to run the Organizer, I get the Microsoft Visuall C++ Runtime Library dialog that specifies a Runtime Error! for Program: C:\Program Files (x86)... with error code R6025 - pure virtual function call.
My PC is a 64bit Windows 7 Machine with SP1.
Any ideas?
Thanks.

I tried the first solution listed and that did not help. Part of the 2nd solution was to create a new user on the PC and uninstall/reinstall the software using the new user account. I did this and I no longer get the R6025 error. Now I get a R6034 error when I open the Organizer.
Any ideas on the R6034 error?

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