I bought a license LR6 which I installed on a Windows PC, and that works well. I'll change the hard drive of my PC pour an SSD. How do I get por reinstall LR on this new album? I'm going to buy a computer no Mac

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  If Windows was preinstalled on your computer, you can enable using the code from the sticker on the computer.  If you can not read the sticker more, you will need to contact the computer company he built.

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