Make sure that your plugins preference is actually pointing to a Topaz Labs folder. Open the ' Edit ' menu and select ' Preferences>Plug-ins 'Ģ. Reason 2: Your Plugin Preferences Don't Point to the Right Folderġ. It is always possible a third-party application like Lightroom could set restrictive permissions on one of its folders and block the installer, so running as Administrator can prevent that. Whenever possible you should always use right-click -> Run as Administrator when running the installer. Install it to a place that you can find, and set your additional plugins folder to point to a directory above that. If you can't find an installation folder, to point to, you can't launch the program as a plugin. If you're trying to launch Studio 2 as a plugin, you should be able to go to where you have it installed, and see something like this:
Your Photoshop can still have the plugin file, even after you have uninstalled your Topaz program, and so you may be clicking a filter plugin that you do not actually have installed. Make sure you actually have the plugin you are trying to launch installed. You're Missing the Program, but you Have the Plugin file If you are running Photoshop Elements, and when you launch your plugin you see this error:Īlso, sometimes right after seeing this error, your Photoshop Elements may crash.
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Here are a few reasons you might be getting a plugin error and how to resolve them.
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