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Moving Photoshop to a new computer
- Thread starter Terry
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Greg Lockrey
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??? I have my copy of Photoshop CS running on three of my computers. Is this not allowed? 
Greg Lockrey
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One of the computers is trash anyway and was never used online, but I do have them registered on the two computers that has internet access. How would Adobe know if one had loaded it on more than two if you never went online to update? And if you did update, just transfer it to the other computer. Maybe that's how my third laptop got trashed.
TRSmith
Subscriber Member
It seems unlikely that running an unlicensed copy of PS could "trash" your laptop.
If I have to move stuff around between different computers (since I can't seem to run more than two at once by myself) I just deactivate the software on one and activate it on the one I want to use.
In the end, at least for me, it's just easier being legal. Boring but easier.
If I have to move stuff around between different computers (since I can't seem to run more than two at once by myself
) I just deactivate the software on one and activate it on the one I want to use. In the end, at least for me, it's just easier being legal. Boring but easier.
Greg Lockrey
New member
I was just puling your leg a little. Just too many really large files were run through it.
Terry
New member
Yeah, when I just moved my CS3 to the new laptop I realized I must not have officially registered it before because to activate, it wanted my old PS7 serial number. Amazing that I actually had it :ROTFL:.