Do one of the following:
Do one of the following:
Rename the following files:
Start Elements Organizer.
Elements Organizer 14 might fail to start on older Mac computers that have Intel core 2 duo processor, which does not support the SSE4 instructions set.
To fix this problem, install the latest update of Adobe Photoshop Elements. You can install Adobe Photoshop Elements 14.1 update in any of the following ways:
Or
In Adobe Photoshop Elements 14 editor, click the Update Availability Announcement icon, and then click Install Now or Install on Exit.
If all the solutions listed above fail to enable Elements Organizer to launch normally, you must reinstall your application. Perform a clean uninstallation (remove preferences if prompted to), and then reinstall your application (Photoshop Elements or Premiere Elements).
Elements Organizer can crash on launch if the color profile information in any PSE or PSD files in your catalog does not load correctly.
To confirm that the crash is caused by this issue, open the crash report that is generated when Elements Organizer crashes and look for the crashed thread. If the crashed thread includes the text com.adobe.psl, PSLGetPixelsByChannel, the crash is caused by the color profile information not loading correctly.
To fix the issue, delete the Color Profile file that is causing Elements Organizer to crash, as follows:
If the above steps do not work, delete all the subfolders inside the following folder:
~/Library/Application Support/Adobe/Color
After deleting these subfolders, launch Elements Organizer.
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