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So this is how you can fire up all parts of the Elements suite without having to bother with the welcome screen (and if you really miss it then don't forget that both Photoshop Elements & Premiere Elements have an icon to open it). Here's an example of how things look at my end:Īs you can see I didn't settle for just one shortcut, I attached the Organizer to my start menu because I really came to appreciate this and I use it all the time, but I also removed the official shortcuts and replaced them with my own (you can use the same method I mentioned above, the main difference is that you also need to create a folder of your own in that start menu location). Now, the reason you might want to do this is because this also allows you to attach this shortcut to your start menu. Using this method you'll add the shortcut to your own personal start menu. In short: your start menu is divided into 2 sections: one which applies to the whole system and one which is personal. This will add the new shortcut to your start menu, but without interfering with the "system menu".

Now drag & drop the shortcut you made and move it to this location.

Point your file manager to this location: "%APPDATA%\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs".

Beware of the existing shortcut, try to make the name different.

Rename the shortcut to a normal name, for example: "PSE 2021".

Drag the executable to your desktop using your right mousebutton, then let go.Now you can attach this to your taskbar, but honestly. There you'll find a folder called "Photoshop Elements 2021", don't let the icon fool you! In that folder you'll find an executable called "PhotoshopElementsEditor.exe", start it and you got just what you're looking for. Open explorer (or any other file manager) and then go to the Adobe program folder. However, there are also executables installed which fire up the program(s) directly. The shortcut(s) which got placed in your start menu point to the welcome screen. I always go with " credit where credit's due". It's actually a lot easier than it seems at first, but. Now, although I really know my way around Windows I have to be honest: it was pointed my attention to this possibility (in a problem thread of my own) and that set things in motion for me. Great question in my opinion because I "suffered" from the same thing.