Must i deactivate photoshop CC 2014 on my laptop if I will install windows 8 instead of windos 7??

must i deactivate photoshop CC 2014 on my laptop if I will install windows ( instead of windos 7??

It will be best if you sign out before changing the system so that when you reinstall there is not any conflict with existing records.

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I just installed Photoshop CC 2014, but Latest version of Bridge will not work when I want to open it from PS

Any idea why is Bridge latest version not working when trying to open it in Photoshop CC 2014 ? (French version) ? When trying, Creative Cloud app will open to ask if I want to download newest version, which I did numerous times now.
Thank you
Guy Deschenes
Shawinigan (QC) Canada

Hi Eric,
Here's how a similar problem was resolved between PS and BR.
The issue was confirmed by ChunXiaYang at Adobe staff and solution put in the forum discussion on June 19 (no. 13). Here's a copy:
I have confirmed that this is a known issue before release. And the workaround is to uninstall and reinstall PS 2014. Then Bridge can be launched by selecting 'Browse in Bridge' in PS2014.
Please try the installation, and let me know whether it works. Thanks!
It woks just fine since I unistalled and reinstalled PS 2014.
Guy
Le 2014-07-17 à 1:13 PM, ericboerner a écrit :
I just installed Photoshop CC 2014, but Latest version of Bridge will not work when I want to open it from PS
created by ericboerner in Bridge General Discussion - View the full discussion
I did this with a fresh install of the entire CC package. As soon as the CC packages updated, CC Bridge broke. Unistalled CC PS, reinstalled again, CC Bridge works, but CC PS updates itself again, and breaks CC Bridge.
You know... The whole move to CC has been a massive cluster... I've struggled with the CC packages for my entire subscription year, and now I'm 1.5 month away from needing to throw down another $720 for no reason what-so-ever, just so we can Beta test your really screwed up subscription services.
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I have Photoshop 7.0 on my laptop and want to install on my desktop

I have Photoshop 7.0 on my laptop and want to install it on my desktop but i can't locate the serial number. Adobe can't locate it either. Is there another way to transfer it from my laptop to my desktop?

No, the installation is computer specific.

How can I deactivate Photoshop Elements 5.0 on hard drive that will not boot?

I have Elements 5.0 loaded on a hard drive which will no longer boot. I have a new hard drive and can access the old drive as an extra internal hard drive. I cannot use Photoshop, so I was thinking I need to deactivate the copy loaded on the old hard drive and reload it on the new hard drive. Is this the best solution? If so, how do I deactivate? When I start up the editor, it does not have an option for deactivating as I read about in another post. Under the help menu, there is a grayed out option for Registration. After a few seconds, a window appears saying there is a problem with my serial number and the application closes. Also, I would like to load Photoshop on a laptop later, so I do not want to waste one of my allowable loads. I would appreciate any help.

Yes, as long as you don't have it on more than two computers at once you're in compliance with the license. (Back in the days of PSE 5 adobe worked more on the honor system.)

I can't select Photoshop CC 2014 when using the "Open with" menu in Windows 7

I have recently installed CC 2014, and uninstalled my CC version. When I go to a jpeg, or any image file in windows explorer, I right-click and "open with" and it isn't listed on my program list to open the file with. I click on "browse programs", find the exe file in adobe-photoshop cc2014 folder and click OK, and it just goes back to the open with menu with no option for photoshop.
Any ideas on how I can get it on that list, so I can open these files from the file location, instead of opening up photoshop and then searching for the file location within photoshop?
Also, I don't have any problems opening up the pictures from within photoshop, just within windows explorer.

I'm having a similar problem, but only with jpg's. I have PS CS6, CC, and CC 2014. Other image file formats function normally with regard to the "open with" list. PS CC 2014 appears on the list. But with jpg's only PS CC appears on the "open with" list and 2014 can't be added by the browsing for it.
The curious thing is that if I have any of the three versions of Photoshop open, click on Photoshop CC in the "open with" list, the image opens in whatever version is already open on my computer. This is true of all image formats. No matter which version I pick from the "open with" list it opens in the currently running program. I use only the latest version so keeping it open all the time is an easy work around. I won't uninstall any of the earlier versions lest more file association quirks result. it would be nice to have this matter fixed.

Trouble with Adobe Camera Raw, Nikon D750, Photoshop CC 2014

I have Photoshop CC 2014 running on an HP ZBook 15 with Windows 7 Professional. I recently downloaded Camera Raw 8.7.311. I did not install the DNG converter. I shoot raw in my Nikon D750. I download the NEF images to my HP laptop using a memory card reader. I installed Bridge from Creative Cloud. When I check in Photoshop CC 2014, it says the Camera Raw 8.7.1.311 plug-in is present. But if I try to open a NEF image, it fails and says it is an unsupported file type. When I go into Bridge, the "Open using Camera Raw" option is faded and cannot be selected. So what do I do? TIA, Rob

Success! My problem was I had the old version of the Nikon software on my computer and I had used that to download the photos. I copied the NEF files directly from my memory card reader and then could open them no problem in Photoshop CC 2014. Many thanks to gener7 and all who made suggestions.
Rob

ZOPSignCmd Extensions Not Loading In Photoshop CC 2014 Windows

I have an unexpected problem. I have been redeploying my Configurator extensions into HTML5 extensions for Photoshop CC 2014.
I have two extensions that are packaged together using Davide Barranca's excellent tutorial on how to package extensions (http://www.davidebarranca.com/2014/05/html-panels-tips-10-packaging-zxp-installers/).
If I install the two extensions separately, they both install into Photoshop. If I package the extensions together in a ZXP file, Extension Manager CC shows that they have been installed, but when I open Photoshop CC 2014, Extensions is grayed out (this is on Windows 7). When I take the same extension package and try to install on a Mac into Photoshop CC 2014, they install fine.
What is strange about the above is two weeks ago I was doing the same thing and the packaged ZXP file installed fine into Windows 7 Photoshop CC 2014 (I have made some changes to the extensions and this is why I am re-testing them).
The only change that has occurred between the two versions is some re-editing of the postscripts.jsx file. Everything else is the same including the MXI file.
I am not a Windows person, so I am at a complete loss as to why something worked and now is not working.
If anyone can give me some insight into what is happening I would be eternally grateful.
Sam

In the Windows 7 computer I just have Photoshop CC 2014 no Photoshop CC.
I tried this below and it did not install the two extension even though the Extension Manager CC said they were installed.
    <files>
        
        <file source="SEZI/com.smilepix.sezi.zxp"
              destination="$adobecommon/CEPServiceManager4/extensions" platform="mac"
              file-type="CSXS"
              products="Photoshop,Photoshop32,Photoshop64"
              minVersion="14.0" maxVersion="15.0" />
        <file source="SEZI/com.smilepix.sezi.zxp"
              destination="$applicationsupport\Common Files\Adobe\CEP\extensions" platform="win"
              file-type="CSXS"
              products="Photoshop,Photoshop32,Photoshop64"
              minVersion="14.0" maxVersion="15.0" />
<file source="LSS/com.smilepix.lss.zxp"
              destination="$adobecommon/CEPServiceManager4/extensions" platform="mac"
              file-type="CSXS"
              products="Photoshop,Photoshop32,Photoshop64"
              minVersion="14.0" maxVersion="15.0" />
        <file source="SEZI/com.smilepix.lss.zxp"
              destination="$applicationsupport\Common Files\Adobe\CEP\extensions" platform="win"
              file-type="CSXS"
              products="Photoshop,Photoshop32,Photoshop64"
              minVersion="14.0" maxVersion="15.0" />
        
        <file source="DOCS/"
            destination="$userhomefolder/Desktop/SEZI_EXTRAS/"
            file-type="ordinary"
            products="Photoshop,Photoshop32,Photoshop64" />
        
        <file source="icon.png" destination="$ExtensionSpecificEMStore" />
    </files>
The SEZI_EXTRAS folder was installed to the desktop.
Any ideas - Sam

Why can't I use the scroll wheel in Photoshop CC 2014?

Hi,
I have Photoshop CC 2014 on my laptop. It was working perfectly but then I had to reinstall Windows. Once I had reinstalled Windows and Photoshop I discovered that I could no longer use the scroll wheel on my mouse to move around documents in Photoshop. I can't scroll up to move the document up, scroll down to move the document down, use Alt+Scroll to zoom in/out or use Shift+Scroll to move left/right.
I've looked in the options and the option to use the scroll wheel to zoom is enabled - still not working.
Any ideas? Tried Googling but can't really find any solutions.
Thanks all!

I'm having the same issue. Scroll wheel works fine in all Adobe products besides Photoshop. I've tried reinstalling Photoshop, plugging in the mouse to a different USB port, reinstalling the mouse driver, and restarting my computer multiple times. This bug makes Photoshop practically useless, as everything takes about twice as long to get done.
I really hope we get a fix for this soon. So far CC has been a huge disappointment, filled with small, productivity-destroying bugs like this one.

Unable to start photoshop CC 2014. Error 0xC0000076. Help please?

I downloaded photoshop CC 2014 but when I start the application. A dialog saying, "This application was unable to start correctly. Error 0xC0000076." I am using Window 7. Anyone has the same problem? Anyone has a solution too?

After spending half a day on Adobe forum and Adobe's online support chat, no solution was found. Finally figured it on my own. I went to Microsoft site and downloaded the Visual C++ Redistributable for Visual Studio 2012 Update 4 for x86 and x64. When the download is complete, click on the exe file. It will ask you whether you want to repair or uninstall. Click on repair.
After the repair, Photoshop CC 2014 starts normal. Hope this will work for you as well.

Why do I get a "Sign in failed" message on one of my computers when I try to sign in to Photoshop CC 2014?

I have two (2) separate Creative Cloud single-app memberships. One is Adobe Muse, which I've had since June 5, 2013, and the other is the Adobe Photoshop Photography Program (PPP), which I've had since September 17, 2013. I own each of these memberships for different reasons and use them on different computers and in different environments.
I have three (3) computers; a Home computer, a Laptop, and an Office computer. I have Photoshop and Lightroom (from the Photography Program) installed on the Home computer and the Laptop; a total of two computers. I have Muse (a different single-app membership than the PPP membership) installed on the Home computer and the Office computer; again, a total of two computers. I have run this configuration without incident since I first purchased the memberships. In fact, before I joined the PPP, I verified with Adobe that this configuration was ok and was told that they were separate memberships and that it would not be a problem.
I upgraded Photoshop CC to Photoshop CC 2014 (as well as Lightroom) on the Home computer and Laptop and everything still worked without incident. I also updated Muse CC to Muse CC 2014 on the Home computer and again, everything ran as before without any problems. Later, when I updated Muse CC to Muse CC 2014 on the Office computer, I received a "Sign in failed" error message that said "[my] adobe ID [[email protected]] has already been used to activate the software on two other computers or devices". Which was not true!
After a Chat with a fairly useless customer service agent I selected the option, on the "Sign in Failed" dialog, to "Sign me out of all other computers and devices" and was able to sign in to Muse CC 2014 on the Office computer. Later, when I returned home I was able to successfully sign in to Muse CC 2014 on the Home computer - both of the two (2) allowed usages were now working.
After verifying that Muse CC 2014 was working on the Home computer, I launched Photoshop CC 2014 to see if it had been effected - it was. When asked I entered my Adobe ID and password, and was able to sign in successfully. Just to keep the math straight, I am now signed in on two (2) computers with the Muse CC 2014 membership and one (1) computer with the Photoshop CC 2014 membership.
I now attempted to Launch Photoshop CC 2014 on the Laptop and got the "Sign in failed" error message, which again said "[my] adobe ID [[email protected]] has already been used to activate the software on two other computers or devices". Again, this was not true! The Laptop would have been the second computer to have Photoshop CC 2014 installed under the Photoshop Photography Program membership, if I could have signed in.
Since these are separate memberships (albeit under the same Adobe ID) I should be able to, and have been able to, install them on any computer as long as each is only installed on two (2) computers.
I need help. This is causing me a great deal of inconvenience.
The problem started with the 2014 updates. How do I (or Adobe) fix this FUBAR problem?
Respectfully,
WRG

This is a user forum I feel you need to deal with Adobe customer services or support chat did not work in you case.

Installed Photoshop cc 2014 asks for serial # - corrupted Windows file permissions

More of a warning / heads up to all than a question - installing Photoshop cc 2014 [via the CC manager app] caused some Windows file (security) permissions to become corrupt corrupt on my system. Symptoms include cc2014 asking for serial number validation on startup (when, as a cloud version, it should not do so), then being unable to connect to the internet when you press the 'validate serial' button so getting that window into infinite loops, and - a real pain in the *** when trying to fix the above - causing abends of some windows shell functions that in turn cause windows explorer to crash and restart.
Anyhow, digging into this (fortunately, I am a long time Windows SysProg) I discovered that for reasons unknown, either the CC master app or the actual Photoshop cc2014 installer (or both) are changing file access control permissions on a number of files, mostly DLL's. Most of the files affected are in the (normally hidden) Program Data directory on the windows root disk, Some of them are in the Adobe subdirectory - so fair enough if they want to fool around with their own program - but others being changed are in the Common Files and Microsoft subdirectories. I cannot for the life of me figure out why this is necessary nor why Adobe feel the need to touch files that 'do not belong' to them - something dangerous in the extreme as an external app such as Windows Update might replace or 'repair' the files so touched, and if Adobe / CC are relying on file permissions on non-Adobe files, such changes could result in all manner of random and spurious problems / error messages occurring.
Anyhow, if, fellow Photoshop cc 2014 user, you get this happen to you then you can fix the file permissions by opening a console window [also called a "DOS box", or "command prompt" depending on your age and knowledge... 8-) ] and run the windows file checker with the command
"sfc /scannow". Make sure that you use 'run as administrator' to open the console window, or you'll get an error about sfc only being available to administrators. Also a very (very) sensible idea to close all non-essential running applications first to prevent any possibility of weird interactions happening.
Finally, check that the 'hosts' file in [root drive]:/Windows/System32/drivers/etc is valid - for some reason, it looks like the install tried to check or update this file (again, I have no idea why) but the result was a corrupted hosts file, which I assume is the root cause of the 'unable to connect to host' type internet error messages. Copy the file, rename it as 'hosts.txt' and edit it with notepad or wordpad. Look for lines containing garbage strings at the bottom of the file (any line that starts with a # ignore, it is a comment, and any line that has IP addresses or host names should be ignored - though if they reference a site such as "someserver.adobe.com" you might want to treat them with suspicion if you continue to get internet 'cant connect to site' type errors.
Anyhow, when I fixed these two sets of problems, Photoshop cc 2014 started 'right first time' without all the BS messages about serial numbers etc.
Hope this helps somebody out there in AdobeLand......
Rick

Update: I tried several times to reproduce the error, actually it dosen't occur. I changed nothing on my system, without reboot it twice. This is what I said in my beginning times: it occurs sometimes but often. I will keep you up to date.

Why wont's Adobe Photoshop CC 2014 open?

My subscription for all CC products ended and I moved to a Photographer only plan. After recently downloading and installing Photoshop on my Mac (OS Mavericks), I get a message that "we are having trouble verifying your membership" and my Photoshop won't open.

Ning de Guzman for information on how to open Photoshop CC 2014 please see Launch CC apps after install - https://helpx.adobe.com/creative-cloud/help/launch-creative-cloud-apps.html.

I downloaded photoshops 30 day trial but every time i open it it just says adobe photoshop cc 2014 has stopped working

but it only gives me a option to close the program if you could help me to get this working that would be very helpful.

It sound like you download and install Photoshop CC 2014 on some machine running some operating system at some level and there is a problem with your environment configuration. Photoshop often fails when you don't have a good environment configuration. Make sure your OS is up to date all the fixes are installed and most important you have a supported Display adapter with at least 512MB of Vram and the latest manufacturer's System Device Driver installed. If you look at you system crash reports for your Photoshop CC 2014 has stopped working crashes you will most likely see that the crashes are happening in your Display's device driver.
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Hello On the creative cloud there are two versions of the software, for example photoshop cc and photoshop DC (2014) what is the difference thank you

hello
On the creative cloud there are two versions of the software, for example photoshop cc
and photoshop DC (2014)
what is the difference
thank you

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