Installing old software on a new computer

I have bought a new computer with windows 8, when I try to reinstall old adobe software on the new computer, I manage to install the Akamai installer SW, but then the installation procedure stops. I have tried several times. No success.

Elements 11
I had purchased it several months ago and installed it on a different
computer. Now I have deactivated and uninstalled it on that computer and I
am trying to install it on a new laptop. Every time I try to install it, it
tries to give me the trial version. I have my serial number but cannot
figure out how to re install it.

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I installed Adobe Photoshop Elements 11 in my computer before. Right now I'm not using that computer anymore and want to re-install the software to a new computer. I still have the redemption code. Can you please provide me the download link or which ever

I installed Adobe Photoshop Elements 11 in my computer before. Right now I'm not using that computer anymore and want to re-install the software to a new computer. I still have the redemption code. Can you please provide me the download link or which ever way I can re-install the software to the new computer? Thank you.

Hi,
Please go to the link below to download Photoshop elements 11
http://helpx.adobe.com/photoshop-elements/kb/photoshop-elements-10-11-downloads.html
To get your serial number from redemption code click on the link below
https://redeem.licenses.adobe.com/getserial/s/redeem
Thank you,
Mohd. Naseem

Installing my software on my new computer.

Hello,
I just purchased a new computer (iMac 27") and I want to install my software (Lightroom 4 en Photoshop CS6). However, there is no CD- or DVD-drive, so the question is simple. What do I do?
Guido

Hi guido pipers,
Please check the download links below.
CS 6: Download CS6 products
Lightroom 4: Adobe - Lightroom : For Macintosh : Adobe Photoshop Lightroom 4.4 : Thank You
Thanks,
Atul Saini

When I go to the download page for Elements 12, I do not get the English option.I am trying to install my software on a new computer and obviously cannot do so!

I purchased a new computer, signed out of my other computer's elements and started my search for the download for Elements 12. The forums have taken me to the correct page from which to download, but I can't seem to find an English version. I have a headcold, so I may be missing something, but I can't seem to find a download.

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Should I install old software in my new Mac Pro, then upgrade?

I'm trying to transfer documents and apps from my PowerBook G4 to my new Mac Pro. I used Migration Assistant but it transferred only some files, no applications, no settings, even though I checked all those boxes. I've given up on MA. But here's the question: I have Office 2004, which I'd like to install so I can have Word on my Mac Pro, and then I would upgrade after installation. I've heard that pre-intel software can really slow down your intel computer. But what about starting with that software and then upgrading, so I don't have to pay for an entirely new MS Office? Same with Final Cut Studio. Any ideas about this would be appreciated!

Lubella wrote:
I have Office 2004, which I'd like to install so I can have Word on my Mac Pro, and then I would upgrade after installation.
MS Office 2008 is an upgrade, not an update. It does not replace Office 2004. It is a separate installation. It is like upgrading from Tiger to Leopard except 2008 does not replace 2004 as Leopard replaces Tiger. You purchase the entire 2008 installation like purchasing the Leopard upgrade, but can have 2004 and 2008 running on the same machine without partitioning. I have both installed on my iMac.
I've heard that pre-intel software can really slow down your intel computer. But what about starting with that software and then upgrading, so I don't have to pay for an entirely new MS Office? Same with Final Cut Studio. Any ideas about this would be appreciated!
As far as I know, there is no discounted upgrade price from Office 2004 to 2008. I could not find it on their website anyway. I think to get Office 2008 you need to buy the Office 2008 installation disk.
I think (might be just me) Office 2004 running in Rosetta is slightly faster than the 2008 version. All the applications in 2004 launch faster. In Excel 2008, entries into cells are delayed by a fraction of a second but 2004 has instantaneous entry (perhaps MS in their infinite wisdom thinks the delay is a feature).
I am gradually changing over to 2008 only because it needs to be compatible with other computers in my office. If it weren’t for that, I would have stayed with Office 2004. Anyway, if you are going to buy Office 2008, you can install it and run it side by side with 2004 to see for yourself.
I’ve also seen posts here about MS Office 2008 having problems with the Spaces application of Leopard. If you use the Office Toolbox (formatting palette) it has bizarre behavior when using Spaces.

Installing old software on a new device

I have licenses for Photoshop V10 and Lightroom V3. They both appear in my account under my orders. I want to install them on my new laptop but there are no download links associated with these oreders in my account. Also, I need to deactivate an old device that I no longer have. I tried the Chat help but I didn't get anywhere. Can anyone help?
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Please follow the steps below to download PSE10 and Light room 3 :
1. Navigate to Photoshop Elements 11 downloads page : http://www.adobe.com/cfusion/tdrc/index.cfm?product=photoshop_elements&loc=us
2. Sign in with your Adobe ID
3. Copy and paste the following links on the address bar and hit enter :
Adobe Photoshop Elements 10 English Mac
http://trials3.adobe.com/AdobeProducts/PSE/10/osx10/PhotoshopElements_10_WWEFDJ.dmg
Adobe Photoshop Elements 10 English Windows
http://trials3.adobe.com/AdobeProducts/PSE/10/win32/PhotoshopElements_10_LS15.7z
http://trials3.adobe.com/AdobeProducts/PSE/10/win32/PhotoshopElements_10_LS15.exe
4. Save the files.
5. Run the .exe file if on Windows or .dmg file if on MAC.
To Download Lighroom follow the steps :
1. Navigate to Lightroom 4 Downloads page : https://www.adobe.com/cfusion/tdrc/index.cfm?product=photoshop_lightroom
2. Make sure you are signed in with our Adobe ID
3. Copy and paste the following link on the address bar and hit enter :
Adobe Photoshop Lightroom 3 English Mac
http://trials.adobe.com/AdobeProducts/LTRM/3/osx10/Lightroom_3_LS11.dmg
Adobe Photoshop Lightroom 3 English Windows
http://trials.adobe.com/AdobeProducts/LTRM/3/win32/Lightroom_3_LS11.exe
4. Save the file.
5. Run the .exe file if on Windows or .dmg file if on MAC.
If the older device is no longer available, there's no way you can deactivate the software.
But you can contact Customer Care at 8008336687(US) or Adobe Support no. for your region and get the activation count on the license increased by the agent as an exception.

Old software on a new Mac

I'm not sure if this is the right forum thread to post this, and I apologize if it isn't.
I am happily awaiting delivery of my new Intel Imac! I was wondering if it is okay to put old software on a new computer. My G4 is officially dead, and I have an old version of Photoshop that I would like to continue to use until I can afford the software suite for the new computer. Is this okay to do?
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Photoshop (an OS X version) will run on Intel Macs, however it will run in the Rosetta emulator so expect performance to be slower than you might expect.
Of course the older the version the less compatible it may be with the version of OS X that will come installed on your new computer. OS 9 versions can not run on Intel Macs.
You should have a minimum of 1 GB of RAM installed (2 GB will be better) because Rosetta will demand more resources.
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I have iWork 09 with a family license. I am unable to install the software on my new Macbook Pro (the message is simply "Installation failed"). I wonder if I need to remove an old computer from the family license, and if so, how?

I have iWork 09 with a family license. I am unable to install the software on my new Macbook Pro (the message is simply "Installation failed"). I wonder if I need to remove an old computer from the family license, and if so, how?

Yes, gladly. I am trying to install on a 13" MacBook Pro with OS X 10.8.3. I insert the disk into the SuperDrive. The I work '09 window pops up with two icons: one Tim install and one that says "Read before you install iWork." I double-click on the "Install iWork '09" icon, and a window appears that says, "This package will run a program to determine if the software can be installed." I click "continue" and see "Welcome to the iWork '09 installer." I click on "Continue." The "read me" bullet on the left lights up, and I see "Read before you install. . . ." I click "Continue," then see the software license agreement. When I click on "Continue" again, I am asked to agree, and I do. The window then says, "Standard Install on 'Mackintosh HD" and indicates how much space the program will take.
I click "Install," enter my password, and the installation begins. It goes through a validating phase and begins "writing files." It indicates that installation will take about 30 minutes (although that number fluctuates). After about four minutes it goes to "cleaning up." Then after just a few seconds, the "Summary" bullet on the left lights up and this message appears: "There were errors with the installation. You may want to try installing again." There is a large yellow triangle with an exclamation point in it, and a bold "The installation failed." Below that appears "The installer encountered an error that caused the installation to fail. Contact the software manufacturer for assistance."
At that point, a "Close" button is pulsating blue at the bottom of the window.
Sorry for the tedious detail. Anything revealing there?
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How can I install Creative Cloud on a new computer? Should I uninstall the old computer?

How can I install Creative Cloud on a new computer? Should I uninstall the old computer?

Hi Bussada,
No, you dont have to uninstall Creative cloud from the other machine. You can use your Adobe ID to download and install the software on the other machine. Please ensure that you don't use both machine at the same time.
Download creative cloud desktop app from this link.
https://creative.adobe.com/products/creative-cloud
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I have cs4 installed on my old computer, i have since lost the disk and serial #s. Is there any way to recover this information and install the programs on my new computer?

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Opendoors926 please see Redemption Code Help for information on how to retrieve your serial number. It may also be located under your account at http://www.adobe.com/. You can find more information on how to retrieve your serial number at Find your serial number quickly - http://helpx.adobe.com/x-productkb/global/find-serial-number.html.

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