What happens if I get a new computer and want to install Adobe software on the new computer?
You can deactivate your Adobe software on your original computer for use on your new computer. After you install the software on your new computer, the software will automatically attempt to activate itself. At this time, you must uninstall the software from your older computer to comply with the license agreement. The uninstaller reminds you to deactivate the software on this computer, so that activation is available for another installation on another computer using the same serial number. Deactivating Adobe software is easy, anonymous, and quick. In most circumstances, the deactivation and activation process can be completed without complications. In the rare case that the process is unsuccessful, call Adobe Customer Care for help. Some older versions of Adobe software do not enable deactivation or activation transfer. If you are using software that does not enable deactivation or activation transfer, please contact Adobe Customer Care.
The activation process will allow you to transfer activation of your Adobe software from your original computer to your new computer. After you install the software on your new computer, you will be asked to reactivate the software. At this time, you must uninstall the software from your older computer to comply with the license agreement. The uninstaller prompts you to decide whether you want to transfer the activation, so that activation is available for another installation on another computer using the same serial number. Transferring activation is as easy, anonymous, and quick as the initial activation. In most circumstances, this activation will be successful. In the rare case that reactivation is unsuccessful, call Adobe Customer Care for help. Some older versions of Adobe software do not enable activation transfer. If you are using software that does not enable transfer, please contact Adobe Customer Care.
