Windows Photoshop CC15 10 BSOD

Most recently (in the last 3 weeks) my copy of Photoshop CC15 was crashing my computer start up. I'm on Windows 10. The error I get is kernel_security_check_failure. I tried to reinstall, but the same problem occurs.

Help please?

Hi devinh,

Please see this thread of photoshop, "kernel security check failed"

Let us know if this helps

Kind regards

Assani

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