FAQ - Adobe Premiere Elements

Question: Previously, you added a Russian interface to the program. Now it is not there. Why?
Answer: I took the Russian interface files from Premiere Elements 2020, where Russian was still officially supported. The translation was generally clumsy, and it did not cover about a quarter of the elements of the updated program interface. Starting with this version, the format of many files in the program has changed. Including localization files. I have no desire to stretch an owl onto a globe by trying to adapt ancient localization files.

Question: Previous versions supported the Chinese interface language. Why is it not here?
Answer: It seems that starting with the 2025 line, the developers decided to abandon support for this language.

Question: I cannot click the Continue button, because the contents of the window do not fit into the window itself, and the button is out of sight. What should I do?
Answer: This rarely happens on crookedly configured OS. There is a TAB key on the keyboard. Click it to the desired menu item.

Question: The installation was not completed due to an unknown error. What should I do?
Answer: Review [the error code decoding](https://helpx.adobe.com/ru/creative-cloud/kb/troubleshoot-download-install-logs.html) . I also recommend that you study the installation log. It is located at C:\Program Files (x86)\Common Files\Adobe\Installers\Install.log. Perhaps here you will find more detailed information about the problem and how to fix it.

Question: What about disabling spyware modules?
Answer: The spyware modules Log Transport Application (LogTransport2.exe), CRLog Transport Application (CRLogTransport.exe), Adobe Crash Processor (Adobe Crash Processor.exe) and Adobe Crash Report (AdobeCrashReport.exe) are disabled. The files that initialize them have been renamed to LogTransport2.exe.bak, CRLogTransport.exe.bak, Adobe Crash Processor.exe.bak and AdobeCrashReport.exe.bak, respectively. If you suddenly want to restore their functionality, simply remove the .bak extension from them.

Question: What about medications for this version of the program?
Answer:The assembly was treated based on the developments of uncia, jetfire and CGP Co. A number of files were patched, which I then built into the installer. You don’t really need to do anything to treat it! Just in case, the original files are saved with the *.bak extension. If you want to get the original untreated product, just remove the .bak extension from these files and replace the existing patched files with them. Also, you should know that the program can only work without authorization! That is why the medicine has a built-in mechanism that blocks access to the Internet for the PremiereElementsEditor.exe and PhotoshopElementsOrganizer.exe files using Windows Firewall (Defender). If you use a third-party firewall, and it ignores the connection rules specified in Windows Firewall, then block these files yourself using this firewall.

Question: I did not check the authorization issue, and now neither Premiere Elements nor Elements Organizer start. What should I do?
Answer: Deauthorize any installed Adobe program and launch Premiere Elements to make sure that the program works again. Check that outgoing connections are blocked in your firewall for the main executable files of Premiere Elements and Elements Organizer. After that, if necessary, you can re-authorize in the program in which you previously deauthorized. If you did everything correctly, authorization will return to all Adobe programs except Premiere Elements and Elements Organizer, which is actually what we need.

Question: What should I do to authorize or deauthorize in Adobe programs?
Answer: To do this, in the Adobe program menu, select Help->Sign In (for authorization) or Help->Sign Out (for deauthorization). In Premiere Elements and Elements Organizer installed with this build, this menu item should not work.

Question: When opening a program, the error "Adobe Creative Cloud, needed to resolve the problem, is missing or damaged..." appears. What should I do?
Answer: There are "tails" from previous installations of Adobe Creative Cloud components left in your system. They need to be removed. To do this, use the [Adobe Creative Cloud Cleaner Tool](https://swupmf.adobe.com/webfeed/CleanerTool/win/AdobeCreativeCloudCleanerTool.exe) . First select All as the component to be removed, and then Adobe Creative Cloud Desktop. After that, reinstall the failed program. Such cleaning with reinstallation will not damage previously installed programs.