Volume license disable on damaged computer

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• I want to switch to the STANDARD DESIGN from my old computer to a new computer, it is a volume license version, how do I set up?

  Back in 2011, I bought Adobe standard of design, but I'm unable to transfer to my new computer. I tried to disable Photoshop on the old computer, and I had to let it run all night. Now I can't use the programs on the old computer, but when I try and active on my new computer it tells me that the product is being used elsewhere. I asked Adobe to help - and they sent me here.

  Volume licensing
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  http://helpx.Adobe.com/x-productkb/policy-pricing/volume-licensing-site.html

  In case it helps to... Volume License Activation number: https://forums.adobe.com/thread/1526938

• I need to disable my Creative Suite license on another computer in order to activate it on a new computer, but the old computer crashed and I can't use it. Is it possible to disable the other computer without using this computer?

  I need to disable my Creative Suite license on another computer in order to activate it on a new computer, but the old computer crashed and I can't use it. Is it possible to deactivate the license on the old computer without using it?

  you are allowed two facilities, activations, you should may not disable before activating on your new computer.

  But if you don't, contact adobe for hourly pst support by clicking here and, when available, click on "still need help," https://helpx.adobe.com/contact.html.  Ask a county of activation reset.

• Where can I download a version of Acrobat 9 pro for the new computer volume license

  I have a laptop retired and got a new. I have a valid license for Acrobat 9 Pro. It appears in the list of my licenses on the Adobe Web site.

  The installation rejected the license number, so I contacted support. They said that I tried to install a retail version with a volume license, and they sent me to licenses.adobe.com to get a download of volume license. Only Acrobat 9 pro does not appear on the list of downloads available in my account.

  There is an inconsistency here. The list of my licenses on adobe.com says I have a valid license. Tech support says that's a volume license, but it does not appear on my site of volume license. Said technical support so that they can not help me because this product is not supported.

  I'm about to get gypped out of my ability to use what I bought and 'forced' in an upgrade. Is it possible for me to get a download and continue to use it?

  Thank you

  Mike

  If AA 9 was part of CS, then you will get it by downloading CS, not directly in Acrobat. As we have stated, normally volume licenses are managed by the contact of the company that keeps track of the number of users and others, including the distribution of the software. In fact, many companies that work with the same volume license requires that all help requests go through this contact. The use of a contact to deal with these details makes it viable for a software company offer volume discount which is often considerable. The forums offer the opportunity to get aid, but not the software itself. Have you tried to contact your IT people about software?

• Disable the previous computer

  How can I disable a previous computer, that I do not have access, or how do I turn on the computer I have now. I get a message saying: it has been used on an old computer. I understand that you can activate up to 6

  .

  You have 2 activations on any standard license. Only allowed specific volume licensing more activations with the same serial number. In any case, it's a moot point. Contact support by web chat to reset the activation server-side.

  Mylenium

• Paper volume license

  I have just started a business and you plan to have 5 calculates. I followed questions

  1. can I I opt for Open value (Volume Licensing) purchase 5 licenses with payment in advance.

  2. must have a FPP before we opted for the open license.

  3. If one of my computer (from set of 5) is hardware problem and is not repairable.

  Now if I buy a new machine and install the o/s then is it considered as legal.

  I mean Open License value allows for use on the new computer if the former turns off.

  Concerning

  Upendra Nayak

  Hello

  Your question is beyond the scope of this community, which is mainly intended for home users.

  Volume Licensing home page:

  https://www.Microsoft.com/en-IE/licensing/

  Or:

  Repost in the TechNet Forums:

  https://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/home

  Or MSDN Forums:

  https://social.msdn.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/home

  See you soon.

• volume license 20-digit versus 25 characters product key activation

  A week or two ago I was given an HP computer XP Professional sp3.

  The operating system and the computer are older than 5 years

  I want to restore the operating system to its "factory condition".

  I DO NOT have the installation disk so I created a professional to xp bootable installation disk using the files on my hard drive.

  The disk has been created; and to test it, I used another computer with a newly formatted hard drive.

  Everything was going well until I came to the Web page requesting the key 25-digit product and Volume License product key.

  I take 25 characters of the label on my HP computer case and was rejected.

  I then they are in the 25-character activation code (obtained from the HP computer) and was again rejected.

  I found a 20 digit SPSS (?) Volume license key (?) but this was rejected.

  My goal is to have the xp professional willing to meet my needs

  and

  Having a way to reinstall xp professional following a catastrophic failure total

  All help and advice welcome

  concerning

  All keys - volume-license keys are 25 characters long.

  Since you don't even have a volume license, don't forget to try to find a key for a.
  Your PC has a COA sticker on it? If so, what operating system is listed?

• I am trying to install Windows XP SP3 on a system with XP Pro SP2 volume license.

  original title: I am trying to install sp3 on a xp pro sp2 license volume

  as said, trying to update offline a retro gaming machine which is a xp pro sp2 (play volume license) with the standalone SP3 but it keeps throwing cannot install, kernel windows me.

  thing is so far all the machine has on it is XP pro 32 SP2, adobe reader, firewall (disabled for the installation of sp3) software, avast (yet once disabled during the installation), the drivers ATi and catalyst (disabled at startup for installation) and .net 3.5 (necessary for the completed sale final catalyst 8.8).

  any ideas what's happening people? and all work around solution or method will get SP3 to realize that the copy of windows is legitimate?

  If it helps, it's a machine for windows update offline and the tool of the GAV aren't on that

  OK, cheers for the help.

  has caught ISO sp3 rather old stand-alone setup I had; and for some reason any has no exe work again even in safe mode but the iso.
  My advice to anyone with a similar problem is grab ISO sp3 and use instead.m
  Please mark the thread as answered.

• question about volume license cd and retail key__

  I am in the process of a computer repair (bad mem and corrupted os). The xp operating system installation cd only I have is for a volume license. As I intend to sell or donate a computer, for obvious reasons, I don't want to put the volume license key in the public domain. The former owner has the disc with a touch of detail record but lost the cd.

  The question is can I use the cd volume and use the retail key?

  NO.

• I got a new computer (an old dies) new a windows vista and I have to disable the old computer before I load the same copy of Vista on my new computer. If yes how can I do this?

  I got a new computer (an old dies) new a windows vista and I have to disable the old computer before I load the same copy of Vista on my new computer.  If yes how can I do this?

  If Vista is preinstalled on your OLD computer, it is classified as an OEM license and is not transferable.

  The license of Vista OEM is related to the original computer it is installed on and dies with the computer.
  You cannot transfer it to another computer/laptop

  If a license of Vista at retail, you can transfer it to another computer/laptop.
  But it can only be installed on one computer at a time.

  A single license is a single Installation.

  If it is a retail Vista license, read the information on the clean install and then reactivate it:

  http://www.theeldergeekvista.com/vista_clean_installation.htm

  A tutorial on the use of a clean install

  http://www.winsupersite.com/showcase/winvista_install_03.asp

  Super Guide Windows Vista Installation

  After installation > go to the website of the manufacturer of your computer/notebook > drivers and downloads Section > key in your model number > get latest Vista drivers for it > download/install them.

  See you soon.

  Mick Murphy - Microsoft partner

• Volume license key fails on the rear roller leveling

  My W7 was a real install Ultimate 64 bit all active and works very well for several years.

  Yesterday I went ahead with the upgrade: W10 and issues had therefore rolled back to interior W10 correct use W7 will restore process.

  W7 upward and works well... but the original product key now find is no longer there, a temp it is in place.

  I have an impression of all my product keys - so thought I'd be fine... but when I go to computer > system > update product key it fails with the error Code 0xC004E003

  I went to the telephone activation pushes you to the activation of the smart phone and who expects key ID of Installation containing numbers in sets of 6 or 7 not product keys

  My product key is in the form xxxxx-xxxxx-xxxxx-xxxxx-xxxxx

  It is a real installation... If I have the volume license to install, so that can be used to create the new key without destroying my installation required.

  Based on your report, you use an OEM SLP Windows 7 Ultimate license to a generic motherboard. You can buy a genuine license.

• When we sell our software we want to remove our volume licensing, the buyer can apply to their own license. This procedure is possible?

  * Original title: Volume License

  The company that I work uses several virtual machines of windows volume licenses.  When we sell our software we want to remove our volume licensing, the buyer can apply to their own license.  This procedure is possible?

  Yes, just remove the virtual machines.

  You can even uninstall the product key.

  Click Start, type: CMD
  Right-click on CMD
  Click on run as administrator
  At the command prompt, type: slmgr.vbs - upk

  Press enter, this will uninstall the product key of the computer and to the evaluation mode, you are now free to use it on another computer.

• The volume license cost

  I work in a computer Maintenance company, it is still a small company, but we want to install genuine Windows XP and Windows 7 for our customers (most of those who here are pirated copies) without breaking the Bank. What a 100-user license cost for each of the two? I live in Lagos, Nigeria. Thank you

  Microsoft quote pricing information for volume license contracts. Instead of this it is done according to what pay a Reseller certified Microsoft who will assess your infrastructure, software needs and the ability of the software if, initially, or over a period of time.

  Please see how the site to buy or renew the license of Volume:

  http://www.Microsoft.com/licensing/how-to-buy/default.aspx

  I noticed, it doesn't seem to be any available resellers in North Africa (French) Nigeria.

  Update

  You can use the Microsoft Licensing Advisor to get a quick quote for licenses you need and how much it will cost. I see no option for Nigeria, so quote American courses and get out in your local currency:

  http://www.Microsoft.com/licensing/MLA/default.aspx

• Retrieve the inactive windows 7 Ent. Volume license activation

  Hi guys,.

  I have a very sensitive issue for me.

  As time progresses, machines that do not have an active Windows 7 Ent. become defective and other reasons.

  Is it possible to recover inactive Windows 7 Ent. Activation of volume license?

  Thanks in advance,

  Michael

  Your copy of Windows 7 is probably using KMS licenses, which requires he reactivates the licence every 180 days (6 months) by connecting to the KMS host computer. The KMS host is usually hosted on the domain in your workplace where the license was issued. Reactivation can be done by authenticating to the field of work (log in) or VPN to your network.

  Otherwise, you can contact your COMPUTER administrator for assistance or consider getting a MAK key that works more like a sale at retail and no key requires no reactivation every 180 days.

• Vista volume license win 7 to win 8 upgrade?

  In 2007, I bought a Dell with Windows Vista Business 32-bit laptop. In 2011, I migrated with a version of volume license of Windows 7 64 bit Ultimate (RTM) on this same computer laptop. Because the video card failed, the laptop is most in use. I hope to start and install the licensed version in volume Windows 7 Ultimate (RTM) on a completely new computer, I'm trying to build. So, I'll be able to download Windows 8 Pro upgrade 64-bit and successfully upgrade to Windows 8 Pro 64 bit? The warnings?

  In 2007, I bought a Dell with Windows Vista Business 32-bit laptop. In 2011, I migrated with a version of volume license of Windows 7 64 bit Ultimate (RTM) on this same computer laptop. Because the video card failed, the laptop is most in use. I hope to start and install the licensed version in volume Windows 7 Ultimate (RTM) on a completely new computer, I'm trying to build. So, I'll be able to download Windows 8 Pro upgrade 64-bit and successfully upgrade to Windows 8 Pro 64 bit? The warnings?

  Windows 7 Ultimate is not a distribution of Windows 7 volume license, only the Enterprise edition is and given the information you provide, you can use Windows 8 Pro 64-bit upgrade to Windows 7 Ultimate 64-bit upgrade.

  See:

  http://techingiteasy.WordPress.com/2012/11/06/part-1-how-to-upgrade-using-the-Windows-8-Upgrade-Assistant/

  then:

  http://techingiteasy.WordPress.com/2012/11/07/part-2-How-to-upgrade-using-the-Windows-8-Upgrade-Assistant/