If you still have access to a copy of Fireworks, this command will bulk convert FW PNGs to PSDs.   1) Unzip and copy  the 'Batch Convert' folder to your Fireworks Commands folder (C:\Program Files (x86)\Adobe\Adobe Fireworks CS6\Configuration\Commands\ on Windows machines).   2) Put all the FW PNGs you want to convert in a single folder   3) Launch Fireworks and choose: Commands => Batch Convert => Batch Convert FW PNG to PSD   3) From the dialogue Choose 'Custom' and select your FW PNGs (PSDs will be saved in the same folder.   I agree that Photopea is also quite useful as well ... ... View more

Did you try instlling with an offline installer?   Try unistalling Fireworks, rebooting machine and installing Fireworks again with an offline installer from here.   *IMPORTANT: you need to access this page first and login to your Adobe account before attempting to download.   *NOTE: These are official Adobe installers ... View more

You should NOT run Firework as administrator but DO run PDapp,exe as an administrator, that has worked for some people on Windows, also some people to needed to do a clean install of Fireworks with an offline installer (see the details in an earlier post on this thread). People on Mac Catalina or Big Sur which no longer support 32 appps and can't run Fireworks, have been using a program called Parallels Desktop   You are shouting at the wrong people, this is a user to use forum - Adobe EOL'd Fireworks back in 2013 and will not provide support for it. As a long-time Fireworks user I'm as angry as the next person about that.   If you have a Creative Cloud full subscription you could try Photoshop, although it does have a steeper learning curve and you decent spec computer otherwise it may be slow.   Non Adobe alternatives to Fireworks : Photopea - a web based app that can open layered Fireworks PNGs and it's very good   Affinity Designer - Available for both Windows & Mac and about the nearest thing to Fireworks. Affiity also have some other programs Publisher and Photo, if you buy all three apps you get the benefit of something called  Studio Link that basically combines all three applications into one single one with a huge feature set. ... View more

try this:   Try unistalling Fireworks, rebooting machine and installing Fireworks again with an offline installer from here.   *IMPORTANT: you need to access this page first and login to your Adobe account before attempting to download.   *NOTE: These are official Adobe installers ... View more

Did you try the instructions above & install Fireworks with an offline installer? ... View more

Some people got  it to work by uninstalling Fireworks, rebooting machine and then installing Fireworks with an offline installer from here.   *IMPORTANT BEFORE YOU DOWNLOAD* You must visit this adobe page first and login to your Adobe account before attempting to download. This is because they are direct links to official Adobe installers and an Adobe cookie needs to be set on your browser first.   After installing Fireworks with the offline installer, repeat the steps so that PDapp.exe always runs as an administrator and Fireworks.exe is NOT run as s an administrator.   Whether this weird workaround is just suppressing the trial notice until the 30 days period ends remains to be seen, for a lot of people with Adobe Creative Cloud subscriptions it has got rid of the trial nag screen for now.... ... View more

try 'start my subscription' after install close Fireworks, make sure PDapp.exe is running as an adminsitrator and Fireworks is NOT ... View more

Try unistalling Fireworks, rebooting machine and installing Fireworks again with an offline installer from here.   *IMPORTANT: you need to access this page first and login to your Adobe account before attempting to download.   *NOTE: These are official Adobe installers ... View more

Pointless, some of the issues have been on there for years ... View more