Elements quits unexpectedly

Elements Organizer has quit unexpectedly.

To help provide a workaround for this issue, submit a crash report.

Submit a crash report

If your Elements application quits unexpectedly, submit a crash report to Grp-ElementsSupport@adobe.com. This report should include the steps that you performed in the Elements application that led to the unexpected quit of the app.

Read on to find more details on submitting crash reports.

Why submit crash reports?

Why submit crash reports to Adobe with your email address and description of what you were doing when the problem occurred?

• For known issues, we can email you a solution for correcting the problem.
• For unknown issues, the more reports we have with detailed descriptions and contact info, the more likely we can track down the problem and provide a solution.
• Elements applications are more stable, thanks to the reports submitted by users with email contact information and detailed descriptions of the issue.

How to submit crash reports

The Adobe Crash Reporter dialog appears a few moments after the problem occurs:

More about Adobe Crash Reporter

In the unfortunate event that an Elements appplication  crashes , the Adobe Crash Reporter can collect a log of what the app was doing at the time the crash occurred. It uploads that information into a database, and the engineering team uses that information to analyze crashes and develop solutions.

Adobe Crash Reporter privacy

You have the assurance that Adobe is not monitoring your activity through Adobe Crash Reporter. Elements detects the crash, and we don’t know anything about it until you send the report to Adobe. The report originates on your computer. If you choose to submit a report (and we very much appreciate if you would), only non-personally-identifiable information is sent to Adobe. This includes information such as which part of the software encountered an issue.

Adding more information, such as what you were doing when the error occurred, is very helpful in diagnosing the problem. If you choose to provide your contact info such as your email address, Adobe will use it only if we need to contact you about your crash or notify you of a fix or a workaround. Your personal information will not be used for marketing purposes. You can send the report anonymously if you’d like.

These reports go directly to the engineering teams, and the reports are a tremendous resource for helping us improve the product.