Unable to start Photoshop Element 13

I bought Photoshop Element 13, but after installation the programme everytime again asks for signing in! I'm unable to start the programme!

Hi,
Can you please share the logs?
You can use the Adobe Log Collector tool (Log Collector Tool) and share the corresponding zip file @ [email protected]
Thanks,
Shikha

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