"Photoshop Server cannot be opened..."

First, I must retract this comment in the OP: "I have no dyld files on my Mac". Apparently, the UI search app doesn't 'look' as deep as I thought. There is at least one "dyld" executable file on my Mac: Macintosh SSD/usr/lib/dyld (2,547,856 bytes)

While I do have many ".dylib" files, most of them with "adobe" as part of their name (see below *), you will notice that the crash reports specify ".

Close, but no banana?

List of ".dylib" executables:

• .../PSE/Support Files/AMT/CustomHook/adobe_oobelib.dylib
• .../Library/Application Support/Adobe/Adobe Desktop Common/LCC/adobe_oobelib.dylib
• .../PSE/PSE 2022 Oganizer/Contents/Required/Adobe App Manager/Contents/OOBE/adobe_oobelib.dylib
• .../PSE/PSE 2022 Oganizer/Contents/Required/Adobe App Manager/Contents/OOBE/adobe_prtk_lib.dylib
• .../PSE 2021 Oganizer/Contents/Required/Adobe App Manager/Contents/OOBE/adobe_prtk_lib.dylib
• .../Library/Application Support/Adobe/Adobe Desktop Common/LCC/adobe_upgrade.dylib
• .../Library/Application Support/Adobe/Adobe Desktop Common/Core/AdobePIM.dylib

I don't think I'll bother any of these other than probably deleting/unistalling PSE Organizer 2021.
Hopefully, the fact that there are two Organizers installed is ay least part of the problem. Perhaps Adobe has trouble understanding the differences in the two names?

I asked about uninstalling Organizer and the "Support Community" claims that should not be done as "they work together" (even if you don't specifically use them?  Shared "Libraries"? Shared ".lylb's"?)

Thanks for the tip! Since I've never opened Organizer, I've never looked at its Prefs. I disabled all those "Media-Analysis" items as suggested. I also disabled many other items and cleared caches where possible. I've also compressed the PSE 2021 install and moved it off my boot drive. There will still be several dozens of plist and other left over files from that install but I rarely take the time to track all those little bits and pieces down.

When I opened Organizer, it tried to open/run "Elements Auto Creations 2022" but that app through up a dialog saying something to the effect that an app was "busy" at the moment. Don't remember which app, of course. But Organizer opened without any further problems.

As for the two notifications every day at specific times, I assume they come from LaunchAgents or LaunchDaemons (Windows may use different names), probably in the BootDrive/Library/ path. These bits of code can do practically anything the computer is capable of doing based on an almost infinite number of other actions, conditions or time. Most are simple XML files. You can usually see the contents of these files with a simple plain text editor. You probably have one in your BootDrive/Library/LaunchAgents directory called "com.adobe.ElementsAutoUpdater-2022.plist". It runs on every start up of your computer. I'll leave its behavior/actions as a problem for the reader!  (Programmers are not an especially ingenious group when it comes to file names!  )

Since this is a very benign "problem", I may just let sleeping dogs lie!

Just a Intel Quad-Core i7.

Just RE-Installed PSE Elements 2022. Have already had the two daily Notifications about PhotoshopServer not being able to open.
Plus a Notification that "Elements Auto Creations 2022" started up and promptly Quit. Not only did that unknown-to-me-app Quit, but apparently Adobe says it quit "unexpectedly"! Don't you hate it when that happens. I'm much happier when an app crashes when I expect it to...

By the way, I was "rewarded" with this new install [I did not have any CC apps from the earlier (2021) install of PSE 2022)] of PSE with a whole group of other Adobe Creative Cloud apps   (None of which did I request nor agree to!)

1. CC Troubleshooter.app
2. Creative Cloud Desktop App.app
3. Creative Cloud Installer.app
4. Creative Cloud Uninstaller.app

Don't get too excited by seeing the Creative Cloud Uninstaller.app. After entering your Admin PW and confirming you don't want to "Repair" but actually Uninstall, you will be greeted with a dialog stating that you can't uninstall CC because there are other apps installed that need Creative Cloud. Further info on that is probably already posted on these forums.  

I think I went from PSE 2020 to 2022, skipping 2021. I don't remember seeing any of the CC stuff when I went to 2022, but I could bee rong!  I have just about had enough of these kinds of behavior from Adobe. I "grew up" when most devs supported individual apps and we even wrote our own using Basic (which usually came with every 'personal' computer! Not many thought about software theft, we just assumed users would be honest! So naive! Not a way to "run a railroad", I guess. I just find it irritating (and disrespectful of the customer) that a company creates an interdependency between some of its apps that we have chosen not to install, so they simply install them without any notice.

As for the new install of PSE, so far today, I only got one Notification about PhotoshopServer not being able to open. To replace the previous double Notification, I now get an "Elements Auto Creations 2022" "unexpectedly quit". The file path on my Mac is:
boot drive/Applications/Adobe Elements 2022 Organizer.app/Contents/Elements Auto Creations 2022.app/Contents/MacOS/Elements Auto Creations 2022
That last file is assumed to be an .exe but it does not have any suffix attached to the name. I have no interest in having anything "automatically created", especially in/from an app I never use. 👎🙄