Cannot uninstall cs6 bad hard drive, any suggestions?

Cannot uninstall cs6 bad hard drive, any suggestions?
THank you

Thank you for the Adobe contact. They connected me to the chat link and the Adobe tech Support rep sent me a License Recovery download link (attached) http://download.macromedia.com/pub/support/tools/LicenseRecovery111.dmg.
I have 10.10.1 Yosemite. When I open the download folder and click on the LicenseRecovery.app it shows up on the dock but it nothing happens. I cannot quit the app only Force Quit. I have restarted the mac and that did't help.
Adobe chat suggested I uninstall CS5.5/6 and re-install but why would that have anything to do with the app opening?
Any suggestion is greatly appreciated, again.
Thank you

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Hi bgardnerG5, and a warm welcome to the forums!
WD Caviar Black 2 TB Internal hard drive...
http://tinyurl.com/2bywnvz
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I know, that when it comes for asking the same questionnaire in all my forums all over again..its get a little bothersome, right???
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Your Tibook only has USB 1.1 ports, not USB 2 ports. You would be insane to buy a USB drive to use with it, unless you also buy a USB 2 adapter card for your CardBus slot. But we've already been all through that with you, in one of the dozen or more threads you've started while spinning your wheels and repeating yourself for the last three weeks.
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Hello All,
It seems I didn't end up with good success from my new Seagate Momentus 7200.4 500GB Model ST9500420AS. As it began clicking this evening. So I reinstalled my original 320GB Hitachi drive and did a clean install of the osx as well.
I would like some suggestions as to another brand I might wanna try.
I'm looking for the best 5400RPM and the best 7200RPM for a 500GB to choose from.
I would like to stay with a 7200RPM drive only because since installing the 5400RPM stock drive, I have been able notice the difference in speed between the two rpm's. Also since installing the stock drive, I've also gotten one beach ball spinning effect I didn't get while using the 7200RPM drive. Unless someone can suggest a really good 5400RPM drive.
I have a brand new i5 15.4" Macbook pro that the new hard drive will be going into...
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Greg
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You're not alone regarding the Seagate Momentus failures. I bought the same model 5 months ago and began noticing random freezes and Finder restarts. After reformatting the drive and doing a full zero-erase (stress testing), Disk Utility reported that the SMART status was showing early failure. There are numerous posts regarding failures of this particular drive.
I've seen quite a few recommendations for the HITACHI Travelstar 7K500 HD20500 which is equivalent to the Seagate drive in all performance specs. I found one post on NewEgg's site about an early failure within 4 months but otherwise the feedback has been excellent. Until May 13, you can get this drive from NewEgg for $78 with the special promo code and no tax or shipping charge. I went for it.
The Hitachi drive uses less power so battery life is extended a bit and heat generation is lower. Heat and shock are the primary causes of laptop drive failures.
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For the smoothest and fastest Video-editing, being able to spread the I/O load over several HDD's, is really good.
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I cannot connect my external hard drives any longer. I have one WD "My Passport" used as a Time Capsule and one LaCie Porsche Design used for all different kind of data, formatted in exFAT. They worked fine, connected direct or through an additional USB hub or also attached to a Dell monitor. The Lacie helds my iTunes Library and the iPhoto library.
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Starting with Windows 7, the WD is also not recognized at all (perhaps because of time capsule format?) and the LaCie gives an error.
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Hi,
Just want to clarify, have you checked to make sure the cords are not damaged (going from hard drive to computer and or any power source )?
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http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817707192
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http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1661
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Boot to the Recovery HD: Restart the computer and after the chime press and hold down the COMMAND and R keys until the menu screen appears. Alternatively, restart the computer and after the chime press and hold down the OPTION key until the boot manager screen appears. Select the Recovery HD and click on the downward pointing arrow button.
Repair the Hard Drive and Permissions: Upon startup select Disk Utility from the main menu. Repair the Hard Drive and Permissions as follows.
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If this were a PC, I'd have no problem. But I'm not a Mac Tech.
I usually back up my laptop's hard drive to an external hard drive using the Disk Utility. Has worked great, never had to restore from it.
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One Mac cloning utility that I like is Super Duper:
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Hello,
A bit of an odd question but does anyone have any kind of recovery software for the Cisco IDSM1? I have a Cisco 6509 with and old(!) Cisco WS-X6381-IDS that seems to work fine, but has a bad hard drive and therefore wont boot. I get the "boot loader" prompt where I can select maintenance partition or application partition but both result in an I/O bad disk error. I know the WS-X6381-IDS is ancient, but I find the card oddly fascinating. I can browse the "application" software on the download center but I don't see any kind of recovery software. I can obviously replace the hard drive, but how can I re-install the maintenance/application partition and software on the new drive? I'm not even sure if this part of the card was ever user replaceable/maintainable.
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I was able to figure it out. The files hosted on Ciscos download section, are cab files of the root of the Windows NT 4 install that makes up the IDSMs primary operating system. If you take the hard drive (or another dirve) out of the IDSM and put it in a computer, install Windows NT (create two partitions), boot linux, delete the contents of the partition, and copy the files from Ciscos site to the partitions. The drive should boot right up.
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Hello,
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If it's not a physical disk issue, I just don't understand how this could happen twice. IIRC, the Genius explained that the file system is self-healing, but eventually the problems stack up until it just craps itself. Is HFS such a delicate flower? I was gently admonished for doing things like running WoW and having a Bootcamp partition (the latter of which I don't have now). This seems like a silly thing to worry about. Both are perfectly normal uses of any reasonably powerful system.
Could it really be messed up a second time? Should I just insist that the hard drive be replaced? If you do think it's nothing more than a logical issue, can you help me understand how this happens and how to prevent it? I'm trying to understand Macs as well as I understand Windows-based PCs.
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Thanks for the reassurance on HFS, Macbig. I wanted to trust the expertise of the Genius, but it was a pretty confusing situation. I saw every sign that on a non-Mac would scream failing hard drive, including an actual failed hardware test, and to have someone confidently tell me that the hard drive was fine and that the test could determine the drive was failed based on a screwy file system left me doubtful that I could ever quite understand these Macs.
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