How to get rid of 'Configuration error' followed by crash in CS5

I require some assistance on how to get rid of 'Configuration error' followed by crash in CS5. Many of my friends are using the same setup of Photoshop CS5 in their computers that are having different operating systems, but not Windows 7. I am using Windows 7 and facing this problematic situation. Is this an incompatibility issue? Please provide all your comments and suggestions on this problem.

There is a possibility that an incompatibility problem between the operating system and the software is causing the situation of a 'Configuration error' followed by crash in CS5. There is no need to worry if this is the situation. You will have to find the compatibility tool for Photoshop CS5 and then, install the same before the software is installed in your system.

The Windows 7 operating system is responsible for the crash of Photoshop CS5. Actually, when the application is functioning properly, the operating system blocks it and thus, the crash is caused. The operating system interfering with the activities of the application is just a security feature of Windows 7. Anyways, there is only one solution that can be helpful, that is to force the application to run in Windows 7. This can be done with the help of the "run as administrator" option.

The compatibility mode is a solution that can be applied to eradicate the Configuration error followed by crash in CS5. The option for troubleshoot compatibility, that is available when you right-click on the icon of this particular application. You must select the recommended settings that are provided by the system there. The application must run fine in the compatibility mode.

I think that the software is corrupt and this is the reason why you are encountering a Configuration error followed by crash in CS5. The only solution that can help you to get rid of this problem is to download a new copy of this same software. Make sure that no problems occur while the download is going on. Otherwise, you will get a corrupt software again.