![]() ![]() This will take you to a window where you have to fill in your serial numberĥ. [perhaps after that there was another window with an error message taht you have no internet acces - continue without internet)Ĥ. If you have bought CS6 and have a serial number choose to register At the first start of CS6 with any app you will be asked if you want to try it for 30 days or registerģ. Disconnect your Mac completely from the internetĢ. but the key for you was getting that ssd removed or cleaned.ġ. Reinstall cs6 and license with the serial number that matches your installation file(s).Īnother user reported a similar solution* for activating cs6 on a mac. You should properly uninstall adobe software (using the uninstallers), and this is where you will probably fail. a directed cleaning is apt to fail, but it is less aggressive than a removal and than a reformatting and, if it does fail, you can proceed to removal or reformatting. ![]() Swapping your hd from one mac to another is guaranteed to cause a problem with adobe software because the machine id's won't match and you'll see a licensing error message (as you reported).Īt that point, you need to either remove or wipe clean (eg, reformat) that ssd and properly install cs6, or try a directed cleaning of all adobe software from that ssd. if that's the error message you are now seeing, contact support as indicated above. that's the only help you'll get from adobe for trying to install cs6 (as you confirmed). I'd really appreciate any advice on this.Īnd adobe support could reset your activation count. It would be possible to temporarily install a working GPU on the old iMac and swap the hard disk back into the old iMac in order to deactivate CS6 on that machine but it is going to cost so I would like to be sure that this will work before proceeding. ![]() I’m guessing that because CS6 has not been deactivated on my old 2011 iMac, Adobe’s servers assume that I am trying to install CS6 on a third device. I am running CS6 with the same serial number on a MacBook Pro. Since the GPU in my old iMac failed, I could not deactivate CS6 on that machine. I have tried to launch CS6 offline in order to enter the serial number but a message appears saying “We are unable to validate this serial number for Creative Suite 6 Design Standard. I have tried reinstalling the software from a CS6 download in my Adobe online account and also from a disk image of the original installer DVD but still I am unable to launch CS6 apps. I enter my email address and password and click on “Sign in Now” but previous “Sign in Required” window appears again and I can progress no further. “Sign in Required” - I select “Sign in Now”. When I select “License this Software” the following window appears… “Creative Suite 6 Design Standard Trial” - in this window I can either hit the “License this Software” or “Continue Trial”. “Adobe Indesign is not properly licensed and will now quit” When I try to launch a CS6 application, I get the following sequence of windows: I bought a replacement 2017 iMac and swapped out the SSD from my old iMac. I have been running Creative Suite 6 Design Standard on a 2011 iMac (running High Sierra) which I have had to retire due to a GPU failure. ![]()
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