CS6 runs fine on Windows 10. PS 6 is very old and may not be able to handle the large size disk we user these days. If you tried windows 10 make older apps or programs compatible and could not get it to work. Try creating small Disk Partitions and install PS 6 in one see if it will run.
I would like to inform that, Windows 10 might support the Adobe Photoshop 6.0 version. If this doesn’t work, I suggest you to download the software and try to install in compatibility mode on Windows 10.
Photoshop Elements 14, Premiere Elements 14, and later versions are compatible with Windows 10. Is Adobe aware of any issues, bugs, or odd user experiences when using Elements with Windows 10?
While we were writing we ran into the inquiry “How do I run Photoshop 6 on Windows 98?”.
Right click on Photoshop (desktop icon or c:\program files (x86)\adobe\photoshop 6.0\photoshp. Exe) and select Properties. Select the Compatibility tab. Check the box marked “Run this program in compatibility mode for:”. Select “Windows 98 / Windows Me” from the drop down. Click OK. Photoshop 6 should now run without any error message.
All you need to do is boot into Windows 10 normally, then perform the Windows 10 Compatibility procedure At least that’s what I did. Right click on Photoshop (desktop icon or c:\program files (x86)\adobe\photoshop 6.0\photoshp. Exe) and select Properties.
What’s wrong with Photoshop 6?
Here’s a recap of my problem and what I’ve tried: Photoshop 6 started failing after most recent Windows 10 update. It failed at the stage when it was Reading Fonts.
Is pse13 compatible with Windows 10?
9 14 Responses michel_bretecher Champion 1.3KMessages 20.2KPoints 6 y ago As far as I know, there is no incompatibility problem with Windows 10: I have migrated to Windows 10 with PSE13, reinstalled versions 6,10,12 and installed PSE14 without problems. There are a number of problems for some users.
Does Windows 10 support the Acrobat PDF plug-in?
Windows 10 includes a new web browser called Microsoft Edge, in addition to Internet Explorer 11. Currently, the Microsoft Edge browser does not support the Acrobat PDF plug-in. Internet Explorer 11, along with other major Windows browsers, continues to support the Acrobat PDF plug-in.