It installed and worked without any issue. Not so long ago, I had installed it on a 64-bit Windows 7 machine with 8 Gigabytes of memory. I think many people do not realise that Windows 7 machines (AND even Win8) have TWO folders for installing programs.an x86 (for any 32-bit.many of which still run perfectly well) and the latest 64-bit just go to a 'standard' Program Files folder.īut the below seems to show that Elements 2 DOES go on yours OK but if you do get the sort of error noted here.change the required Memory settings exactly as indicted (it is EASY when you see it onscreen) I've just done a Google search and found this below. I have myself a Windows 7 laptop which I bought quite awhile ago as a spare and I know that system actually has separate Folders on C: drive for 32-bit and 64-bit Program Files to be installed into - depending on which kind they are (32 or 64) so Photoshop certainly is perfectly usable on that machine.Īs you say you already have Elements 2.why not give it a try.install it and I bet it will go on your computer and 'find' for itself the correct Program Files(x86) folder to install to. even Amazon UK right now are still selling the Elements v2 (albeit in very short supply but it IS available.) and I'm sure that it will run on the later computers. I'm really not sure why it should be said that Elements will not run on such as the Win 7 machine you say that you now use. I know that other than the VERY recent versions of Photoshop, the latter program has always been a sort of highly versatile program which will run on either 32-bit (as all the older machines were) or on 64-bit in the more recent versions. so I've had no need for Elements but always thought it to be jut a sort of Junior version - very much cut down - to its big Brother the full PS. and in fact have done so ever since what was I think v4.5 or so WAY back. I'd rather go to the dentist or the DMV than go through this again.'ĭo you have any experiences with PSE13 on Windows 7? One reviewer said, 'Trying to install elements is a complete pain.

Looking at reviews on a few retailers, it seems several people have had poor experiences, especially in getting PSE13 installed.

Have you had good experiences in running Photoshop Elements 13 on Windows 7? So, I'm looking into getting Photoshop Elements 13. PSE2 was released in 2002 and, according to some forum posts, doesn't run on Windows 7. Previously I used a Windows XP machine, on which I ran Photoshop Elements 2. Don't judge me, but I recently got my first Windows 7 computer.

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