Windows 10: Starting the latest version of Photoshop cc

Hi . When I try to start the latest version of photoshop cc I get the following message

"Your application is dynamically linked with IntelR libraries version 2020.0.1 r0x35c5ec66 no DLL from the list below is found on the system search path: ippim7.dll the most suitable for your cpu Please provide a path to at least one of them" any idea what I need to do to find this file / path and correct this problem.


Colin

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Why does Photoshop CC 2015 auto-start when I boot Windows 10?

I recently installed Adobe Photoshop CC 2015 and it auto-starts when I boot or re-start Windows 10 Anniversary OS. Is it a Windows problem or a Photoshop problem. My old Photoshop 7 never did this.

• I have checked WinPatrol and can't seem to find it in the start-up program list.
  
• I don't see anything in the Photoshop options either.
  

Any suggestions? Anybody else have the same problem?

 

Adobe PhotoShop CC and Windows Enterprise version

I run Windows 10 Enterprise version on my laptop. With the recent Windows update, Adobe PhotoShop CC no longer functions, and even locks up my machine. I cannot receive the 2018 version of PhotoShop CC. Adobe tells me that I am missing the latest Windows
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Computer freeze up when running Photoshop CC

I originally posted this same problem a few days ago, and thought the problem was resolved, but it is back again.

I am using a HP Pavalon with 16 GB (edit) of RAM which is running Windows 10 with the latest update.

Normally the computer runs fine. However, when running Photoshop CC, after about 1/2 hour or so, the program stops working. I found that if I open the "Task Manager" and click on the "Performance" tab, I will see that the CPU is peaked out at 100% utilization. It immediately drops way down, and I can then proceed using Photoshop.

Once this starts to happen, it happens quite almost every time I try to do a new task in Photoshop. I have to go through the above procedure to get Photoshop to respond again.

I am using the most recent update of Photoshop CC.

Has anyone run into this problem, or does anyone have any suggestions on how to fix the problem?