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Dear community,
I have problem with my adobe acrobat Pro, namely I moved my Pro license to new PC and uninstall Acrobat Pro on my old PC (I don't logged out before uninstall). I logged in to Adobe Pro in my new PC but thers popping out information that
"Serial number ................................ is already in use by the maximum number of computers allowed. To use the product, you must deactivate it on one of the computers within 24 days."
It seems that uninstalling did not cause logged out.
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We are sorry to hear that
Uninstalling the app from a computer does not necessarily deactivate its license. If you uninstalled your app and are getting a message that you've exceeded your activation limit, try reinstalling the app on the old computer. Then, follow the steps below to deactivate the app on the old computer and activate it on your new one.
Also, please go through the help pages listed below and see if that works:
https://helpx.adobe.com/x-productkb/policy-pricing/error-activation-limit-reached-sign.html
https://helpx.adobe.com/creative-cloud/kb/activation-limit-reached-creative-cloud.html
Regards
Amal
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Correct, uninstalling does not deactivate the product. What version of Acrobat is it, exactly?
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We are sorry to hear that
Uninstalling the app from a computer does not necessarily deactivate its license. If you uninstalled your app and are getting a message that you've exceeded your activation limit, try reinstalling the app on the old computer. Then, follow the steps below to deactivate the app on the old computer and activate it on your new one.
Also, please go through the help pages listed below and see if that works:
https://helpx.adobe.com/x-productkb/policy-pricing/error-activation-limit-reached-sign.html
https://helpx.adobe.com/creative-cloud/kb/activation-limit-reached-creative-cloud.html
Regards
Amal
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Hello Amal,
Thank you for help and information now I know what to do.
Hope my IT departament did not destroy my old computer or hard drive...
Best regards
Sebastian
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If they did you'll need to contact Adobe Support directly (via chat or phone) and ask for an "Activation count reset".
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Contacting with Adobe support will not help. They are laying to you. They will says that they are sorry and they cant do anyting about it. You need to buy a new license. They are not being truthfull with you.
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You need to buy a new one. They will says that they are sorry and that is it. I been there.
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