Did you ever get a chance to talk to a tech support rep - or were you
online or in recorded message hell? I had a similar issue a few years
ago where a HD crash forced me to re-install CS-4 and I had not
deactivated the copy I was using - obviously, since it was on the HD
that crashed. I wound up calling Adobe and got a new serial number from
a customer service rep. I did not find a way to do it on the website. I
don't know if they still have voice support but if they do, you might
want to try that.
Mark
On 4/15/2016 8:16 PM, Paul Stenquist wrote:
I’ve been running PS CS6 on my desktop and laptop for a few years. No problems.
My laptop is a Mac Pro without a DVD drive. I installed PS 6 from a time
machine backup once before and Adobe just requested the serial number. Easy.
Today I had to do a clean install of the OS on the laptop and when I tried to
install PS 6 from the Time Machine backup it wouldn’t let me. Adobe gave me an
Error 16 and said to contact tech support. When I went to tech support I got a
bunch of BS about different levels of support available but no clear way to ask
a question. Digging further I got nothing but ads to buy the Cloud versions. Am
I screwed? Might I be able to install it from an external DVD drive using the
original disks?
Paul
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