OK - I just went thru some older ProFox "Archives" as they exist from within my Inbox on my PC here.

I saw mention of an XP Mode. Maybe that may help me - but, I suspect not - since obviously - after thinking about what I wrote below and that 32-Bit process running. Obviously the issue is running a 32-Bit App on my 64-Bit OS - since I have the 64-bit version of Win7 running. Yeah - I forgot to mention that. I run that - since I use fancy 3D SW - and wanted to get as much power as possible out of this machine.

However, I thought 32-Bit apps could normally be installed on a 64-Bit OS - even though it just means the Apps are not Optimized to run on the 64-Bit OS...

-K-



On 6/22/2014 12:27 PM, Kurt @ VR-FX wrote:
Hey folks,

I know this kinda of topic has been discussed before - re:16-bit apps running under a 32-bit OS. But, I normally figured the problem happens w/REALLY Old SW - like FoxPro for Win Apps attempting to run under like Win7 or Win8. But, in my case - its Photoshop Elements. Essentially a "cut-down" version of Photoshop. I have the Older version of the program - been running it for a number of years on different systems of mine. Its running fine on my laptop under Vista. '

So - i tried installing it on my newest Desktop - running Win7. Previously when I tried it - I got some error message window during the install. But, NOW - I just tried installing it again - to get more feedback - and NOTHING Comes up after the Win UAC window is displayed and I hit YES. Its just like nothing happens!

Although - when I go into Processes in Task Manager - I now see SEVEN Instances of a 32-Bit Setup Launcher running - confirming I attempted SEVEN Times to install it (the last 2 times - I did it just to see where a process would show up - since there was Another process that had 4 occurrences - but, it did NOT Gen another occurrence upon trying to run the Setup again - and that's when i found this Other 32-Bit process).

What can I do? Do I need to run some kinda VMWare - and then I can Install & Run this older PS App? Or - any work-around to get it to install normally under Win7 - and then just USE this App under Win7?

TIA,
Kurt


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