2026 update not compatible with my computer

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August 10, 2026
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I recently downloaded the latest Photoshop update and now none of my drivers/processors are compatible to allow me to edit in camera raw. After digging around and trying to update drivers, I realized I need windows 11 and will have to buy a new laptop to be compatible with the new update. Can I uninstall the update and install an older version? Which version is the last to work well with windows 10?

Correct answer Srishti Bali

Hi @Beauteous_impression93d1

Thank you for reaching out. You can install a Photoshop 26.x version directly from the Creative Cloud desktop app. The steps for installing a previous version are available here:

https://helpx.adobe.com/download-install/apps/download-install-apps/creative-cloud-apps/install-previous-versions-creative-cloud-apps.html

Please follow the instructions on the page to select and install the required 26.x version of Photoshop.

bellevue scott

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Hi! In my Adobe CC don´t show -Other versions- on the contextal menu of Photoshop. Please

help!

bellevue scott

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Srishti answered how. I have one old computer that is stuck on PS 2024. It’s a slower than my newer computers but honestly it’s my favorite version because of the bugs I keep hitting on the newer versions of PS.

Srishti Bali

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Community Manager

Hi @Beauteous_impression93d1

Thank you for reaching out. You can install a Photoshop 26.x version directly from the Creative Cloud desktop app. The steps for installing a previous version are available here:

https://helpx.adobe.com/download-install/apps/download-install-apps/creative-cloud-apps/install-previous-versions-creative-cloud-apps.html

Please follow the instructions on the page to select and install the required 26.x version of Photoshop.

Thanks, Srishti Bali | Community & Engagement Strategist, Digital Imaging | Adobe

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