Installing PS on a third PC

I have installed PS with my ID but have become a new PC. Therefore PS is deleted from one of the old PC´s and I have then tried to installl PS on the new PC, but a dialogbox tells mee that it is not possible to do this. Will I have to stop my ID and start up with a new ID so that I still can run PS on two computers?

This depends a bit on which version of Photoshop you have (I am assuming pre CC - as within CC you can just tell the system that you are no longer using the previous PC).
The problem would appear to be that you "deleted" Photoshop - before doing that you should have deactivated it from the computer. Otherwise the licensing servers have no way of knowing that you aren't still using that copy.
If the above is the case you will need to talk to Adobe Customer Support and ask them to reset your activation count.

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how can i solve this issue?
A search of the site would probably be a good start:
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I don't have a dual-layer drive, can I install Tiger or Leopard?

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The Tiger installer is a san serif gray and white X with a spotlight on the center of the X on a black background.
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The Tiger installer is a san serif gray and white X with a spotlight on the center of the X on a black background.
The Leopard installer is a san serif black and gray X on a pink galaxy centered on a black background.
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