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I purchased a Creative Suite 5 Premium (CS5) via disks in 2010; I know this is an old program, but it is perfectly sufficient for my needs as a professor (this was purchased as an educator, and I mainly use Photoshop and a few other programs, including Acrobat). I have deinstalled from old computers and reinstalled it on new computers via the disks several time. However, my desktop switched to blue screen and then died before I could de-install CS5. How do I find a way to get around this problem without paying an exorbitant amount of money for only a 1-year online download? (I cannot afford to do this at all.) Thank you for any help, or any suggestions on how to contact Adobe directly for them to "deinstall" (i.e., remove the link to my dead computer so I can reinstall it on my new one), as apparently they will not respond to anybody who purchased a project more than a year or so ago. This is financially devastating!
@MG 2025 if you have used up your 2 activation counts and can't deactivate it from a previous install, you're out of luck, Adobe no longer reset activation counts
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@MG 2025 if you have used up your 2 activation counts and can't deactivate it from a previous install, you're out of luck, Adobe no longer reset activation counts
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The activation servers for CS5 are still available.
https://helpx.adobe.com/download-install/kb/activation-deactivation-help.html
Adobe does not reset activations. You need to have at least one of your two activations available to activate CS5 on a different computer. Uninstalling is not the same thing as Deactivating.
I've moved this thread from Bugs to Discussions.
Jane
EDIT: I didn't see Ged's post when I was typing.