When Adobe releases a new version of PSE for the App Store, the older one becomes unavailable for download in the future. However, I can confirm that the fixes you will find posted all over the Internet, like here, for example, don’t work for PSE at all, at least not for anyone I know who’s tried them:įirst of all, unless you have PSE 13 (the latest App Store version), don’t uninstall PSE unless you have a backup copy someplace.
Everyone is having this problem with all the App Store versions on all versions of OS X, and for now there isn’t really a solution.Įvidently there was a problem with expired security certificates that made practically everything from the App Store (not just PSE) stop working the other day, but it’s supposedly fixed now.
It’s not anything you did, nor is it the result of some update to El Capitan (10.11). Instead you see something like this:īefore this, you may get a weird message that you originally downloaded PSE on another computer and you need to sign in to authorize it on this one, even though you know it’s not true.
If you bought the Photoshop Elements Editor from the Mac App Store and you’ve tried to use it in the past couple of days, you’ve discovered that it’s not working.
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