There are two solutions to this problem.

1. The same as the person above describes. The only cons to this would be having to do the same steps every time you want to open Photoshop.

Right-click the short-cut to Photoshop, then click 'Run as...' A window should pop up. Check the second option it gives you and type in your administrative account information.

2. FOR THIS OPTION, YOU MUST USE ADMINISTRATOR.

Click Start, then hit Run. Type in the following: regedit

Alright. Double-click HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE, and then double-click SOFTWARE. A huge list should pop down. Luckily for us, PS is near the top. Right-click 'Adobe' and select Permissions. A window should pop up.

Go ahead and click once on Users on the upper half of the window (should be last on the list) and check Allow next to 'Full Control.' Hit Apply and then OK. Log off admin and back on the user and now you're all set to go.

Pros is you shouldn't need to use option one ever again.

you would be able to would desire to make extra area on your problematical tension. Deleate some photograph shop issues you dont desire to any extent further....or get an exturnal problematical tension. You plug it in via usb and that they might shop alot of memory. My chum makes use of his for his WOW stuff.

open it by right clicking and choose open as then select admin