Adobe Photoshop Cs6 Serial Number For Mac
How to use vpn on mac for free. See our List of Free Key Finder Programs for a number of completely free tools that will do all the hard work for you, surfacing the Adobe CS serial number you need so you can reinstall your copy of Adobe CS6 Master Collection, or Adobe Photoshop CS5, etc.
Hi ProDesign, Great article! Unfortunately, I’m still struggling. I just bought a new MacBook and used Migration Assistant to migrate from my old Macbook.
The Adobe CS4 apps all transferred but the serial number did not. I used “Product Key Finder” at your suggestion to find my key (as I’ve moved house about 10 times since the first install and am about to move again).
I found what I assume is the key, using that software, but when I enter it into the new Mac’s Photoshop, it says it’s invalid. I’ve deactivated Photoshop on my old Mac temporarily, but don’t want to delete the serial key off it in case I can’t get it working on the new Mac. I was going to SELL my old Mac, but for the price of a new Adobe suite, I might keep the old Mac purely for Adobe! Which would be a right pain in the bum, so I’m hoping to resolve this Deactivating didn’t help. Photoshop on the new Mac still says the serial that the software found is invalid. I read somewhere that it might be expired, so I even tried setting my Mac’s date back to 2007 before entering the key but this didn’t work.
The only other thing I can think to try is to completely uninstall and wipe all traces of the Adobe suite on the new Mac, reset my external hard drive’s Time Machine to backup my old Mac, connect the Time Machine to my new Mac, and try to “restore” all the Adobe suite files to the new Mac (originally I migrated using firewire/Migration Assistant, and then I also tried copying the files directly across using firewire by clicking and dragging). Do you think this would make a difference or would it be a waste of time? I have another question for you regarding my stolen laptop and software i contacted adobe who were able to deactivate my software successfully the other day. Now i would like to reinstall my LR3 software, which I purchased online in 2011 from adobe and have the serial number for, but when looking through the adobe website all i can see is an option to install LR4. I am happy with LR3 and to be honest don’t really want to spend any more money at the moment for an upgrade to LR4.
Is it possible to reinstall LR3 (and where would i find it?) so i can get back to where i was before my laptop was stolen? Thank you again Lisa. Hi ProDesign, A great article, but I think a word of caution might be needed with the advice to upgrade online and then fill in the online contact form to request a platform conversion. That’s exactly what I’ve just done to try and switch my Photoshop CS5 from Windows to Mac and to be fair is exactly what I thought the Adobe rep that I chatted with online was asking me to do when he sent me links to the web shop upgrade page after I asked to cross upgrade. But they now seem to have a “30 day rule”, in which you’re apparently only entitled to a refund and not a platform swap. The following is the response to my online request to swap.
“Please be informed, as per Adobe policy, cross-platform and cross-language swap options are available only after 30 days from the original purchase date, since your order is not eligible for swap, we request you to please contact us back after 30 days from the original purchase date so that we can check and assist you accordingly.” To be honest I’ve got plenty to be doing and can wait the 30 days, but if my experience can save someone else the wait. Hi Stefan, thank you for sharing that. We haven’t heard or read of a change anywhere, and it isn’t reflected on The reps we talked to didn’t seem to be aware of it either, so it’s odd. But it may be because Adobe has significantly simplified the crossgrade process with CS6, we learned.
If you’re doing both an upgrade and a cross-platform switch, it’s much easier now – you just for the operating system you want, and don’t need any further paperwork or customer service involvement. For example, if you currently own Photoshop CS4 on Windows and want to move to Photoshop CS6 on Mac, just buy the regular Mac OS upgrade version – and it will install properly and completely on your Mac.