How do I deactivate and reactivate student Photoshop on the same computer?

Hello,
I recently had to get my computer upgraded due to a broken heat sinker and the computer experts told me to reformat my computer and reinstall Windows 7 as 64 bit instead of my previous 32 bit. Considering my Photoshop is student version only, how would I be able to reinstall and reactivate without having to purchase it again?
Thank you in advance.

Well since you did not deactivate it before reformating you would have to reinstall it but activation should be automatic since it is the same computer. if it is a problem then you have to contact customer support and explain that you have a student license and that you had to reformat your disk in order to get your computer up and working so you could not deactivate the license before reformating. The can reset the activation for you on their end and you will then launch photoshop and activate it normally.
But I do not believe that you will need to activate it since it was already activated on your computer before and the the fact that the harddrive was reformattted should not be an issue as activation is supposed to be by the computers serial number as opposed to harddrive specific.
So just install it an launch it if the activation needs to be repaired it will probably be done automaticaaly by Adobe.

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