Adobe Photoshop Elements 22 doesn't work correctly with Mac OS Monterey (new OS released 2 days ago)

I am looking for a fix that works to install Adobe Photoshop Elements 2022 on macOS Monterey version 12.4. 

During the install process, the following error message appears: Configuration error 11. 

I haven't found a fix for the problem in this forum thread. 

Thanks for any tips. 

I gave up on PSE on Mac years ago.  But I didn't give up my Mac.  Parallels Desktop for Mac lets you run Windows (pick any version) on your Mac, so you can install and run PSE (and PRE) under Windows and avoid the issues with Adobe and Mac.  I just moved 30+ catalogs and 100K+ images from PSE 13 on Windows 7 to PSE 2023 on Windows 11 (all on my Mac) with no problems at all.  Yes, you have to pay a yearly subscription to Parallels, but for me it avoids many, many frustrations with PSE native on Mac and that is worth it.

Yes super upset that my Elements 2019 worked for 2 years and now they're asking me to fork out another $99. 

So continue to use my 2013 Macbook Pro and have 2019 Elements running or use my brand Apple Silicon with Monterey with something else.  Definiately not paying to upgrade. Adobe has lost me as a customer. 

Same problems just to mention some. I even updares monterey and pse10, no change

YESSSSS!

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PSE 2022 may run just fine with MacOS Monterey 12.4 because Adobe and Apple met up comparability wise, in a not so timely manner. It was noted people were faced with many issues after 12.4 MacOS, now it's running in sync. My point here, as I've stated in a previous post comment, is Adobe and Apple don't ride the wave together for a fresh install or function of a new or existing PSE 2022 program at the time of any MacOS upgrade. After searching around and reading various posts I've decided to move on over into Affinity. I realize it is not built for high profile professional output, but general consensus is it works great. 

Photoshop is apparently designed to not function with the Mac Monterey operating system and Adobe could obviously care less! 

I upgraded to Montery about a month ago.  Since then I have not been able to use over 38,000 files in organizer.  Had geek squad over 2x, took it into store to "downgrade" back to Big Sur:  That can't be done either (thank you Mac).  I can't believe that Adobe or Mac has done this.  My categories are gone and every image  is a "?" next to it.  I know where it is but somehow the program won't load them appropriately.  If I want a "green" paper by GGW "striped", no can do.  I am really frustrated with Adobe and Mac.  Seriously considering going back to Windows which I have used in over 10 years.  If I hadn't just bought this new computer, I would.

I bought Photoshop Elements 2021 in September of last year and installed it on my Imac and had the same probkems discusssd in this forum after the Monterey upgrade. I have to reboot my Imac every time I use PSE. Since Adobe is not doing anything to help customers with PSE 2021, I have just lived with rebooting every time I want to use PSE.

Yesterday, I find that when I go to use PSE, an Adobe window pops up asking that I sign in. I closed it off, but I got this warnjng message saying that by not signing in Adobe reserves the right concerning use of PSE. I tried signing in and put in my normal email address and password. Next, I'm getting another window asking for a second email address to act as a backup. I put in a second email address. Next, I'm getting  another message telling me to put in the security codethat was sent to that backup email address. I went to that email but no security code email ever arrived, even after several hours. I finally gave up trying to sign in. Now, I'm concerned that at some point Adobe will shut my PSE off.  Does that happen if you don't sign in? And why is Adobe asking me to sign in now after I bought the siftware last September?  Thanks!