My old PC, with Windows 10, needs to be retired, and I have CS6 on it. I need to move it to my new PC. I went into my account and noticed that it shows that I had CS4, which I upgraded from quite some time back. I don't think I have a disk for CS6 that I know of, so I'm assuming I must have downloaded it at some point. I'm afraid to deactivate it if I don't have a record of it on my account. What can I do?
Adobe has removed ALL public download links for serial number programs
-links are ONLY available to someone who purchased a download from Adobe
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For serial number programs you may download ONLY if you bought direct from Adobe via download
-Log-in to your Adobe account and click this link https://account.adobe.com/products
--click Order history on the left and then the link to your order that will show on the right
--and finally click the link "Downloads and serial numbers" that will appear
---as always, write the serial number in a text file AND copy that text file and the
---download file(s) to an external drive (or two) to be sure you have what you need
-if you did not buy direct from Adobe via download you must find your original install
-if you have an Education or volume license you MUST use your original media
--the link for an Education or volume license download is not available at all
-if you bought a disc and don't have a drive you will need to buy an external USB drive
-if you bought and lost a disc Adobe does not provide a replacement via download
-if you bought a download from a 3rd party vendor you will need to contact that vendor
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When you have a download, ALWAYS copy it to at least one external device
-a usb flash drive or hard drive, or write to a CD or DVD
-plus a text file containing your serial number
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