8bf pligins failed to load PSE2020

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April 19, 2020
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Error message on openening PSE2020, so I checked the Help > System Information, that's where I copied this.

Plug-ins that failed to load:

AFH Beveler NO VERSION - - from the file “Afhbevel.8bf”
Harry's Filters 3.0 NO VERSION - - from the file “HarrysFilters.8bf”
PopArt NO VERSION - - from the file “PopArt.8bf”
RedBlue 3D Maker 1.0 NO VERSION - - from the file “3DMaker.8bf”

Does this mean that these 8bf plugins which are older, 32 bit, will never work on the 64bit version?

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Sure, though, you do need 64 bit plugins for 64 bit apps.

Greg_S.

Community Expert

I just downloaded Harry's Filters from the Plug-in Site and installed it without any problem.

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Legend

Sure, though, you do need 64 bit plugins for 64 bit apps.

Greg_S.

Community Expert

Have you tried reinstalling the plug-ins? Or are you just relying on the plug-in folder that was used in a prior version?

PorroPeteAuthor

Inspiring

Thanks all for ideas. Yes they are the old plugins. I just have them in a plugins folder irfanview/plugins/adobe which is where they have been for all versions of Elements. Yes they are 32bit old, maybe going back to the days of Windows 98SE.

I think it's just time to ignore that and clean up. I don't use those plugins anyway. Well red/blue 3d maker but I think from all the helful answers, I'd mark this solved. Old plugins, new OS.

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