- WHERE IS ADOBE CS4 KEY STORED ALREADY INSTALLED SERIAL NUMBER
- WHERE IS ADOBE CS4 KEY STORED ALREADY INSTALLED INSTALL
- WHERE IS ADOBE CS4 KEY STORED ALREADY INSTALLED REGISTRATION
I had to take my home machine into the shop, and for some reason CS-3 couldn't deactivate from my machine and bam! all of a sudden I have no active licenses for CS-3, so when I want to install it, I have to call Adobe and go through a beg and plead song and dance to get it working. One of the photographers came in with a hacked copy of CS-4 which they installed, and then they uninstalled my CS-3 without deactivating it and bam! I'm down to one license, and Adobe can't seem to do anything about it. I had put a legitimate copy of it on my workstation at the studio. Failure to deactivate the software prior to uninstalling it causes you to lose the license for that software. Activation takes place immediately upon the completion of the install.
WHERE IS ADOBE CS4 KEY STORED ALREADY INSTALLED SERIAL NUMBER
My CS-4 upgrade went smoothly, you put in the serial number very early on in the process and then it installs. If you fail to deactivate CS4 before running the uninstall, you will not be able to reinstall CS4 on the same computer.It's a bit worse than that, actually. If you decide to uninstall CS4, you need to Deactivate the program before doing the uninstall.
That suggests to me that the program was indeed activated. When I opened CS4 and clicked on Help, one of the options in the drop-down menu had the word Deactivate. Perhaps the second time was an automatic activation. Once was after I registered and once again later. While installing, my computer informed me that the software was seeking access to Adobe (my McAfee AV has this feature).
WHERE IS ADOBE CS4 KEY STORED ALREADY INSTALLED REGISTRATION
However, Adobe's website says registration and activation are two separate things so I don't think it was activated simply because I registered it I think the registration page came up very early in the process. While I installed it I also registered it. (assuming that's what you did, of course =)I installed it from a disk I bought from B&H via a link on the NAPP website. I think photolady is right, perhaps since you are using the honest to goodness, physical Adobe software you don't need the activation like you would if you downloaded the program from the website.
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