Unable to edit photos

After hard reset, I am unable to edit photos as the EDIT tab is no more. Opening user guide and clicking PHOTO EDITOR gives a message - UNABLE TO OPEN APPLICATION.
What has probably gone wrong?

Hi N8pairfail,
Thanks again for your feedback,
Please contact a Nokia Care Point to have them rewrite the phone software for you. Please use Nokia Suite to create a complete backup (through Tools/Backup) of your phone before you do though as this action will completely erase all content from your phone. When asked deselect the option to include settings in the backup.
You can restore the backup when you return from the Care Point after which you can also re-install your apps from Nokia Store. Your will find your paid apps here.
Hope this helps,
Kosh
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