CS6 trial has run out and has been activated.

I had to change the date on my computer for a moment this morning while editing a file for school. When I opened up Photoshop, a window popped up saying the trial period has run out on and this will be the last time the product will run before having to be registered. I changed the time afterwards and tried to open up Photoshop and the 'Continue Trial' button is faded out.
Is there something I can do or am I just stuck using CS5?

Hutzon wrote:
I had to change the date on my computer for a moment this morning while editing a file for school
Do yourself a favor: Don't change your computer's time or date to try to get away with things. It will just give you all kinds of trouble.
And yes, you've basically shut yourself out of trying Photoshop CS6 any longer.
-Noel

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