Acrobat update causes key removal.

Recently updates to Acrobat and Acrobat DC are causing issues with TLP licenses. Spiceworks sees it as a new install and removes the key from the DB which in turn causes it to flag as unlicensed. Is there a fix for this? One of my primary uses for Spiceworks is keeping track of licensing, now I'm maintaining a spreadsheet of my machines as backup for adobe's eventual and multiple updates. Help?
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