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I’ve been using Photoshop CS on my Windows xp system for two months without any activation problems, as recently as late this afternoon, until now. Having just used the Windows System Restore facility to bring my PC back to a state of two days ago, during which there has been no hardware changes at all, I started up Photoshop and I got a message saying that I had to reactivate the software immediately or the program wouldn’t run any more. Of course, I said "okay" and the program reactivated okay. This gives me 3 questions:
1. Why should the reactivation event have been triggered in the first place?
2. Did I use up one of the "free" reactivations that may be built into the program, so that now when I actually do change hardware or move the program to a different computer, I’ll run into activation problems?
3. I checked the Adobe web site pretty thoroughly, but I can’t find an email address of tech support so that I can ask these questions. IS THERE ANY ADOBE TECH SUPPORT (or am I too stupid or dense to find the email address by myself)?
Thanks,
–Ken
1. Why should the reactivation event have been triggered in the first place?
2. Did I use up one of the "free" reactivations that may be built into the program, so that now when I actually do change hardware or move the program to a different computer, I’ll run into activation problems?
3. I checked the Adobe web site pretty thoroughly, but I can’t find an email address of tech support so that I can ask these questions. IS THERE ANY ADOBE TECH SUPPORT (or am I too stupid or dense to find the email address by myself)?
Thanks,
–Ken
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