Operating system not supported by Photoshop, what to do

fter running the test-version of photo-shop, now i bought the real version on the same computer. when i want to download it tells me that i use an operating system that photoshop don't support.what can i do?, fter running the test-version of photo-shop, now i bought the real version on the same computer. when i want to download it tells me that i use an operating system that photoshop don't support.what can i do?, fter running the test-version of photo-shop, now i bought the real version on the same computer. when i want to download it tells me that i use an operating system that photoshop don't support.what can i do?

If you used the trial version successfully, you don't need to re-install the "real" version. Just activate the trial version using your serial number or Adobe ID.

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Last edited by soote (2013-08-31 20:36:12)

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