How do you re-authorize your computer - different Adobe ID?

I need to re-authorize.
I have a nook. I set up an Adobe ID, then downloaded ADE and set it up with my adobe ID.
I go to google's e bookstore, download free books, transfer to nook, no prob.
THEN I BUY a book from google's e-bookstore and it will not transfer to nook.
The only thing I can figure is that my google account is set up under a different email address so I go back to adobe, change my ID, uninstall ADE / restart computer / install ADE again, and it still says my computer is authorized to the old ID.
How do you change this?

You can de-authorize your computer by opening Adobe Digital Editions and pressing crtrl-shift-d. You should then be able to re-authorize with your new ID.
One other thing to try is to de-authorize your Nook first (open ADE, press ctrl-shift-e), deauthorize the computer, then reauthorize the computer, then reauthorize the Nook. I have gotten some feedback from some friends that when they authorized their device before they authorized their computer that they sometimes had problems, so make sure you re-authorize your computer first.

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