Dynamic Link is not available

Duplicate post - see here : 

I post is as a question a week ago, but “representatives of excellence” did not reply, of course.

First, here is the text of my message:

I know that this question was asked, but Adobe change the structure soooooo much that answers become irrelevant.

Please, allow me to tell entire story.

1. Background.
   I have some old clip files that I wanted to “revive”.
   When I am/was trying to add audio, I am getting “DynamicLink is not available”.
   When I am/was trying to generate video “Media Encoder” is grayed out.
   
   It happened once.
   
   Then after probably (don’t remember entire chain of events) I un-installed Photoshop beta and Photoshop was updated, the issues has been resolved on it is own.
   
   I put my clips aside for a couple of weeks, but when I get back to them now, I am getting the same message. I updated Photoshop - it did not resoved the issue.
    
2. What I know so far about the issue.
   
   All files that was mentioned before Trace database, dynamiclinkmanager etc moved to other directories. I renamed all of them plus Media Cached Files - it did not help.
   
   The issue is that if I open old clip that has audio OR trying to add audio to a new file, I can see in Task Manager that Dynamic Link Manager is trying to run, but get suspended.
   
   I found all executable
   amecommand.exe
   dynamiclinkmanager.exe
   dynamiclinkmediaserver.exe
   
   that currently throughfully hidden in DynamicLinkMediaServer folder in Required, but they don’t run alone. I am getting an error message “The application was unable to start correctly”.
   
   Except Photoshop, from all Adobe products I have only Camera Raw.
   
   Anybody has this issue *recently* (not 5-7-11 years ago, please) and how you resolved it?
   Thanks in advance.

Second, I have subscription for Photoshop for more than 10 years.  I am already not talking about awful performance, unfair marketing etc. I started to be curious, maybe CEO of Adobe is acvtually a spy for Affinity? It seems that Adobe is doing everything possible and impossible to loose loyal customers.
​​​​​​​Thanks for attention.