What Happened to my Installed Photoshop 10?????

About a year ago and BOUGHT and PAID for Adobe Photoshop Elements 10. I was have Lightroom and primarily use Lightroom However, every once in awhile I'll use Elements 10. Today I opened up Elements 10 after having not used it for awhile. The "Welcome" screen opens up and then I click "EDIT" which I have always done in the past in order to start editing. When I clicked on Edit today it opened up some other window "Adobe Photoshop Elements Free Trial" with options to "BUY NOW" or "START TRIAL". I have already BOUGHT the FRICKIN thing and PAID for the FRICKIN thing!!!!! Why the "F" am I not able to open the software which I have previously BOUGHT and PAID for. Needless to say, the BUMS at Adobe make it as miserably difficult as possible to "CONTACT" them for support. Any suggestions??

Why the "F" am I not able to open the software which I have previously BOUGHT and PAID for.
I am not familiar with this "F" issue you have. Furthermore, this is a user to user forum, Adobe personnel rarely comment here, so perhaps you could stop shouting with all capital letters at us users who are trying to help you and stop using derogatory terms .
Nevertheless, all you should have to do is enter the serial number from when you purchased the software, and PSE will run properly.

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