CS4 raw not working since update.

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Rob
Nov 24, 2008
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From Bridge CS4 when I want to open up an image in Camera RAW I now get an error message.

*Camera raw editing is not enabled.

*Camera raw requires that a qualifying product has been launched at least once to enable this feature.

This has been working OK up until I downloaded and installed the current camera raw update.

In Bridge if I go to Camera Raw preferences I still get the same message

Ps and bridge still work and I can open an image from Bridge to PS.

How does one go about enabling camera raw again?

thanks

Have been through the Adobe site for clues and tried them, but there also guesses.

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John Passaneau
Nov 24, 2008
Rob wrote:
From Bridge CS4 when I want to open up an image in Camera RAW I now get an error message.

*Camera raw editing is not enabled.

*Camera raw requires that a qualifying product has been launched at least once to enable this feature.

This has been working OK up until I downloaded and installed the current camera raw update.

In Bridge if I go to Camera Raw preferences I still get the same message

Ps and bridge still work and I can open an image from Bridge to PS.

How does one go about enabling camera raw again?

thanks

Have been through the Adobe site for clues and tried them, but there also guesses.
The most common reason for this problem is installing the raw converter in the wrong place. It is critical to follow the directions completely. And to remove the old version, renaming it doesn’t work.

John Passaneau
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Rob
Nov 24, 2008
John Passaneau wrote:
Rob wrote:
From Bridge CS4 when I want to open up an image in Camera RAW I now get an error message.

*Camera raw editing is not enabled.

*Camera raw requires that a qualifying product has been launched at least once to enable this feature.

This has been working OK up until I downloaded and installed the current camera raw update.

In Bridge if I go to Camera Raw preferences I still get the same message

Ps and bridge still work and I can open an image from Bridge to PS.

How does one go about enabling camera raw again?

thanks

Have been through the Adobe site for clues and tried them, but there also guesses.
The most common reason for this problem is installing the raw converter in the wrong place. It is critical to follow the directions completely. And to remove the old version, renaming it doesn’t work.
John Passaneau

It was an auto update and I have checked where it is –

C:\Program Files\Common Files\Adobe\Plug-Ins\CS4\File Formats

I have opened up all my CS4 products Fl, DW and PS

Will now load up another copy of PS CS4 on the other PC and see what files were actually updated and copy the old files back over to this PC.

Well this PC is in need of a clean install πŸ™‚

r
JP
John Passaneau
Nov 25, 2008
Rob wrote:
John Passaneau wrote:
Rob wrote:
From Bridge CS4 when I want to open up an image in Camera RAW I now get an error message.

*Camera raw editing is not enabled.

*Camera raw requires that a qualifying product has been launched at least once to enable this feature.

This has been working OK up until I downloaded and installed the current camera raw update.

In Bridge if I go to Camera Raw preferences I still get the same message

Ps and bridge still work and I can open an image from Bridge to PS.

How does one go about enabling camera raw again?

thanks

Have been through the Adobe site for clues and tried them, but there also guesses.
The most common reason for this problem is installing the raw converter in the wrong place. It is critical to follow the directions completely.
And to remove the old version, renaming it doesn’t work.
John Passaneau

It was an auto update and I have checked where it is –

C:\Program Files\Common Files\Adobe\Plug-Ins\CS4\File Formats
I have opened up all my CS4 products Fl, DW and PS

Will now load up another copy of PS CS4 on the other PC and see what files were actually updated and copy the old files back over to this PC.
Well this PC is in need of a clean install πŸ™‚

r
Hi again:

Well that is were it is supposed to be according to Adobe. But make sure the old version was removed. Again renaming doesn’t work it has to be moved out of the Adobe file tree or deleted.

Any more than that I’m out of my area of knowledge.

Good Luck

John Passaneau
R
Rob
Nov 26, 2008
John Passaneau wrote:
Rob wrote:
John Passaneau wrote:
Rob wrote:
From Bridge CS4 when I want to open up an image in Camera RAW I now get an error message.

*Camera raw editing is not enabled.

*Camera raw requires that a qualifying product has been launched at least once to enable this feature.

This has been working OK up until I downloaded and installed the current camera raw update.

In Bridge if I go to Camera Raw preferences I still get the same message

Ps and bridge still work and I can open an image from Bridge to PS.

How does one go about enabling camera raw again?

thanks

Have been through the Adobe site for clues and tried them, but there also guesses.
The most common reason for this problem is installing the raw converter in the wrong place. It is critical to follow the directions completely.
And to remove the old version, renaming it doesn’t work.
John Passaneau

It was an auto update and I have checked where it is –

C:\Program Files\Common Files\Adobe\Plug-Ins\CS4\File Formats
I have opened up all my CS4 products Fl, DW and PS

Will now load up another copy of PS CS4 on the other PC and see what files were actually updated and copy the old files back over to this PC.
Well this PC is in need of a clean install πŸ™‚

r
Hi again:

Well that is were it is supposed to be according to Adobe. But make sure the old version was removed. Again renaming doesn’t work it has to be moved out of the Adobe file tree or deleted.

Any more than that I’m out of my area of knowledge.

Good Luck

John Passaneau

Ended up doing an uninstall and having a look at what was left over folder wise and removing them, then reloading PS that fixed the problem. Did delete a couple of folders and when there was a problem restored them from the recycle bin.

maybe CS4 is going to have as many glitches as CS3.

Thanks
K
KatWoman
Nov 26, 2008
"Rob" wrote in message
John Passaneau wrote:
Rob wrote:
John Passaneau wrote:
Rob wrote:
From Bridge CS4 when I want to open up an image in Camera RAW I now get an error message.

*Camera raw editing is not enabled.

*Camera raw requires that a qualifying product has been launched at least once to enable this feature.

This has been working OK up until I downloaded and installed the current camera raw update.

In Bridge if I go to Camera Raw preferences I still get the same message

Ps and bridge still work and I can open an image from Bridge to PS.

How does one go about enabling camera raw again?

thanks

Have been through the Adobe site for clues and tried them, but there also guesses.
The most common reason for this problem is installing the raw converter in the wrong place. It is critical to follow the directions completely. And to remove the old version, renaming it doesn’t work.
John Passaneau

It was an auto update and I have checked where it is –

C:\Program Files\Common Files\Adobe\Plug-Ins\CS4\File Formats
I have opened up all my CS4 products Fl, DW and PS

Will now load up another copy of PS CS4 on the other PC and see what files were actually updated and copy the old files back over to this PC.
Well this PC is in need of a clean install πŸ™‚

r
Hi again:

Well that is were it is supposed to be according to Adobe. But make sure the old version was removed. Again renaming doesn’t work it has to be moved out of the Adobe file tree or deleted.

Any more than that I’m out of my area of knowledge.

Good Luck

John Passaneau

Ended up doing an uninstall and having a look at what was left over folder wise and removing them, then reloading PS that fixed the problem. Did delete a couple of folders and when there was a problem restored them from the recycle bin.

maybe CS4 is going to have as many glitches as CS3.

Thanks

I did not experience a single glitch in CS3
with the exception of installing a required update to install Bridge which took 2 tries
(using win xp sp3)
R
Rob
Nov 26, 2008
KatWoman wrote:
"Rob" wrote in message
John Passaneau wrote:
Rob wrote:
John Passaneau wrote:
Rob wrote:
From Bridge CS4 when I want to open up an image in Camera RAW I now get an error message.

*Camera raw editing is not enabled.

*Camera raw requires that a qualifying product has been launched at least once to enable this feature.

This has been working OK up until I downloaded and installed the current camera raw update.

In Bridge if I go to Camera Raw preferences I still get the same message

Ps and bridge still work and I can open an image from Bridge to PS.

How does one go about enabling camera raw again?

thanks

Have been through the Adobe site for clues and tried them, but there also guesses.
The most common reason for this problem is installing the raw converter in the wrong place. It is critical to follow the directions completely. And to remove the old version, renaming it doesn’t work.
John Passaneau
It was an auto update and I have checked where it is –

C:\Program Files\Common Files\Adobe\Plug-Ins\CS4\File Formats
I have opened up all my CS4 products Fl, DW and PS

Will now load up another copy of PS CS4 on the other PC and see what files were actually updated and copy the old files back over to this PC.
Well this PC is in need of a clean install πŸ™‚

r
Hi again:

Well that is were it is supposed to be according to Adobe. But make sure the old version was removed. Again renaming doesn’t work it has to be moved out of the Adobe file tree or deleted.

Any more than that I’m out of my area of knowledge.

Good Luck

John Passaneau
Ended up doing an uninstall and having a look at what was left over folder wise and removing them, then reloading PS that fixed the problem. Did delete a couple of folders and when there was a problem restored them from the recycle bin.

maybe CS4 is going to have as many glitches as CS3.

Thanks

I did not experience a single glitch in CS3
with the exception of installing a required update to install Bridge which took 2 tries
(using win xp sp3)

Yep I had none really, or very minor in having something still running.

Yet heaps of others came on major problems like "Licensing stopped working"

Not sure why I’m using CS4 perhaps its some of the refinements which are usefully quicker. CS$ still isn’t perfect tho and you can still achieve the same resultant "refinements" within CS3.

Another problem with CS4 is the video card drivers which so many find they can’t use the GPU. Adobe expect hardware manufactures to keep up.

I’m now awaiting the first major update to correct problems.

r

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