PSE 18

Forum|Forum|6 years ago
March 12, 2020
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Hi there, Topaz Labs Sharpen AI is showing in my filter list; however, I don't have it and don't intend to purchase it. I can't see to find it in my plug-ins folder in PSE18 under Windows but I would like to remove it from my filter list as I get an error message about it when I start up PSE.

Can anyone provide me with any instructions?

Many thanks.

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Greg_S.

Community Expert

All I can suggest is to search the registry for Topaz Sharpen and delete the keys. I found 4 entries in my registry. (Make sure you have a backup of the registry before doing this.)

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Kat549Author

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Thank you !

Greg_S.

Community Expert

Did you install a trial of the Topaz plug-in? Or have you installed Topaz Studio 2? I don't see how it could possibly show up in Elements without you doing something to install it.

I recently installed Topaz Studio 2 which includes a plug-in for Elements and was receiving an error message similar to the one you describe. I ended up adding the Topaz folder to the Additional Plug-ins folder in Preferences.

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Kat549Author

Known Participant

Hi Greg and Thank You for this. Nooo, I never even installed a trial version of Sharpen so very odd.

When editing a picture I have, under "Filters" Topaz and Topaz Studio. Studio - all well and good but Topaz filters is where this odd program that I don't want and never wanted is showing up and I can't make it go away but will keep trying.

Thanks again.

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