Will this system allow me to run Photoshop CS4 Extended, a 32-bit program I was able to use on my Windows XP system.
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I don't see why not. But I am not sure you will be running much of anything else while using Photoshop with this computer. I installed Windows 8 and it gives you a status report of sorts. Graphics was 5.5 which is middle of the road. Also, I would recommend maxing out on the Ram. You can easily add RAM to this computer. Just go to the crucial memory website and it will automatically tell you what ram to buy and which slots to install. Good Luck! I have yet to install Elements on this one because I am thinking of buying another one just for me which I will most likely purchase either Photoshop or Lightroom 4. Try it and let us all know how it works. I don't see why not. But I am not sure you will be running much of anything else while using Photoshop with this computer. I installed Windows 8 and it gives you a status report of sorts. Graphics was 5.5 which is middle of the road. Also, I would recommend maxing out on the Ram. You can easily add RAM to this computer. Just go to the crucial memory website and it will automatically tell you what ram to buy and which slots to install. Good Luck! I have yet to install Elements on this one because I am thinking of buying another one just for me which I will most likely purchase either... » Read More I don't see why not. But I am not sure you will be running much of anything else while using Photoshop with this computer. I installed Windows 8 and it gives you a status report of sorts. Graphics was 5.5 which is middle of the road. Also, I would recommend maxing out on the Ram. You can easily add RAM to this computer. Just go to the crucial memory website and it will automatically tell you what ram to buy and which slots to install. Good Luck! I have yet to install Elements on this one because I am thinking of buying another one just for me which I will most likely purchase either Photoshop or Lightroom 4. Try it and let us all know how it works. « Show Less
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It seems to me that this question is specific enough to require contacting the Photoshop people - I am assuming they have some kind of a support phone or live chat or email contact as almost all the software/equipment vendors do.
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Yes, absolutely no problem. We currently run CS3 but also Corel X5 and a host of other graphics programs in a production environment.
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I think so, but more than likely you will only utilize 32-bit of your system. I suggest you look into an upgrade for 64-bit systems only.
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I believe you can yes. The newer versions wont it seems however. Google here for more info on the program. https://www.google.com/search?q=photoshop+elements+2.0+psd&oq=photoshop+elements+2.0+psd&aqs=chrome..69i57.10296j0j7&sourceid=chrome&es_sm=122&ie=UTF-8
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Photoshop Elements 11 does allow selection of the XP 800 CD/DVD tray when printing on my Win 7 64 system. Not sure why others are having issues. Doesn't look like you can attach a screenshot here.
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Yes, here are the systems it'll run under: Supported Operating Systems Windows 8 Windows 7 Home Premium, Pro, Enterprise & Ultimate Editions (32-bit & 64-bit) Windows Vista Home Premium, Business, Enterprise & Ultimate Editions (32-bit & 64-bit, SP2) Windows XP Home & Pro editions (SP3)
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Yes. I transferred my XP files to a Dell computer with windows 7. Both computers are 32-bit.
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Hi Kenneth; I recently upgraded (new computer) from Windows XP to Windows 7 Home Premium and Photoshop Elements 5 works just fine.
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It should be. But you may have to run it in Windows XP compatibility mode, which you will be prompted to accept to be run with administrator privileges, which is a potential security risk
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I wouldn't advise it. Since Microsoft servers do not support a lot of XP systems anymore. I suggest upgrading to Windows seven.I have Windows 7 Ultimate and a great video card. If you do this, make sure your power supply in your pc can handle a better video card.Otherwise, you can damage your system.
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Yes. I am running Photoshop CS6. Mine is i7. I am still tempted to up the RAM. But you should have no worries.
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Hello, it will work on your xp 64 bit, however, the office will run like a 32 bit application. If that's not an issue for you, then you can go ahead an install it. I've installed it without any issues on windows 7 64. On XP I install it but on the 32 bits version, but again, it will work on the 64 bit version.
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I don't know but would check with Brother, since XP is not supported any more by Microsoft.
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Yes, because it only runs on Windows. The license is for Windows and Adobe does not make CS6 anymore. My solution would be to buy either VMWare or Parallels (virtual machine software) and install your copy of Windows on it then install PhotoShop CS6. The cost of the VM software is less then $100.00. If you buy the Mac version on Amazon it is ~$300.00. I run Windows 8.1 as VM on my Mac Mini because I do not want to give up my Windows 7 system. I use Windows 8.1 for testing.
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Yes, but only if you have a 64 bit operating system. (Your system maxes out at 4GB with 32 bit and 8GB with 64 bit).
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Yes - I've been using PS Elements 7 and Corel PSP Photo X2 on a Vista Ultimate 64 machine for several months with no problems.
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Yes, I use it with Win 7. The only problem I have is that it sometimes doesn't open properly. I'll click on the icon, and it will act like it is opening, but the program doesn't appear. I just open Task Manager and close the Photoshop program, and then reopen it. I have noticed that if I open a graphic file by telling it to "Open With... Photoshop", it always seems to work fine.
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Need to scan into Adobe Photoshop CS5 / Windows 7 / 64 Bit -- wondering if you are using it for that and if it worked.