Got a configuration error while opening Adobe Photoshop Element

Got a configuration error while opening Adobe Photoshop Element

Hi.

First make sure that you user account has full read and write permissions on that disk. For Windows XP do the following:

1) C:Documents and Seat tingsAll usersApplicationDataAdobe

2) Locate the file Adobe01.bmp

3) Right click on that file and go to Security tab and allow full permission to your user account.

4) Close it and re-lunch Photoshop.

If that error still repeats, download Adobes Licensing fix tool. You can download it on the following link Adobes Licensing fix tool.

Queen Norman

Got a configuration error while opening Adobe Photoshop Element

Hello Amy

There is another technique you can apply to fix this problem. You will get those technique from this Techyv page.

A problem has occurred with the licensing of this product

Got a configuration error while opening Adobe Photoshop Element

Error codes that are usually related to the licensing of the Adobe product are “Error: 213:10” or “Error 213:19”. This can happen when you start either Adobe Photoshop Elements or Adobe Premiere Elements. The error happens because the SLStore folder is set to “read-only” which prevents the program from modifying the contents of the folder. To fix this, you need to remove the “read-only” attribute from the folder.

For Windows XP users, start Windows Explorer and navigate to “C:Documents and SettingsAll UsersApplication DataAdobe”. Look for “Adobe01.bmp”, right-click on it, select Properties, and then select Security tab. Select the user or the group where the error happens and then set it to Allow Full Control. Click OK and restart Adobe Photoshop Elements. For Windows Vista, Windows 7, and Windows 8 users, start Windows Explorer and navigate to “C:ProgramDataAdobeSLStore”.

Look for “Adobe01.bmp”, right-click on it, and select Properties. Select Security tab and look for the user or group where the error happens. Select it and set Allow Full Control permission. Click OK and restart Adobe Photoshop Elements. See if this fixes the problem. If you don’t see the Security tab, uncheck “Read-only” in the General tab.

If this doesn’t fix the problem, download Adobe Licensing Fix Tool and unpack with 7-Zip. Use the supplied password to unpack. Once unpacked, close all Adobe applications and run “LicFix_21319.exe”. If this doesn’t work, run the tool as administrator. Right-click “LicFix_21319.exe”, point to “Run as”, and select Administrator. After this, restart Adobe Photoshop Elements and see if this works.