Photoshop extended trial

i currently have photoshop cs6 but want to try the extended version. will it overwrite my current cs6 and will i have to reinstall?

Simply deactivate your current CS6 using the permanent option so the activation gets fully erased. When you launch it and your system meets the requirements, it will magically be Extended. A reinstall should only be necessary if this doesn't work.
Mylenium

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Install Photoshop Extended Trial with Photoshop already installed.

I've got Photoshop CS5 installed and I want to try the Extended version. I've downloaded it and installed it, but the only Photoshop.exe file launches the standard version. Can I have the standard version installed at the same time as the Extended trial or do I have to delete the standard version first?

Did your installed copy of Photoshop not just revert to the trial mode, in which the Extended features are available, then?
If not, you may also need to run the Creative Suite Cleaner Tool in addition to uninstalling.
Also, I'm not sure there's an upgrade path for you to be able to increase Photoshop from Standard to Extended if you've purchased it as part of a suite...
-Noel

Photoshop Extended trial version launching after updating PS Design Standard to version 13.0.2

I installed the retina display-optimized update to my purchased (non-Creative Cloud) version of Photoshop Design Standard (via the Adobe Updater app that pops up in my menu bar only when updates are available), but now when Photoshop launches, I get Photoshop Extended (and it's a trial version). Is this a known issue? Will I need to reinstall Photoshop?

Yes, its known. I'm surprised you didn't see the umpteen reports when you searched the forum before posting. Just re-enter your Standard activation code.

Photoshop CS6 trial popups

Upon installing and licensing CS6, after a few days the "trial period has ended" popup appears asking me to re-licence or purhase the program.
if I open CS6 32bit then the popup has "Photshop CS6 extended" at the title bar, your trial has expired 'Adobe creative cloud', license this software, and if I open CS6 64bit then I get the popup with Adobe Photoshop extended in the title bar, 'Photoshop extended' trial has expired, license this software.
(I did not purchase the 'extended' version of Photoshop or 'creative cload')
If I re-license either of them again they CS6 will work fine for a few hours/days before the popups reappear.
This licence no. has been registered in My Adobe, "adobe products and services" and the licence no. is the same as on the box.
In 'Adobe Application Manager' the language is in English International, and CS6 has been recognised as being installed in the menu. McAfee antivirus program's firewall is allowing "Adobe application manager" and "Adobe license utility" full access to the internet.
All available updates have been installed. The program has been deactivated and reactivated, also uninstalled and reinstalled and the adobe creative suite cleaner tool has been used.
The program works fully when the licence no. is active. This program is a boxed item bought from a recognised seller with all the seals intact on the box. OS Windows 7, i7, 8gb ram 64bit.
Since talking to customer support they suggested turning off Windows Management Instrumentation and re-license but this only helped until I turned WMI back on again, so short lived.
Please help, As I am not very computer literate

this only helped until I turned WMI back on again, so short lived.
You may have to remove that and use another computer for those activities, installing only the necessary software for your edit rig.

Cannot install Photoshop CS4 Trial on Vista x64

Hi everyone,
I got a big problem, I download the Photoshop Extended Trial Version and extracted it without any problem. But when I double-click setup.exe nothing happens. It seems to popup a window, but its gone every fast. When I open the Taskmanager I can see the setup.exe under processes, but nothing happens also after hours of waiting.
My PC:
Intel E8400
4 Gb G.Skill DDR1000
Gigabyte P35-DS3
Gecube HD3780 X-Turbo
Windows Vista x64 Ultimate
C: (NTFS) 94800 MB (18418 MB frei)
H: (NTFS) 61440 MB (27418 MB frei) <--- here I extracted the Folder
What I had tried beforce:
- Installing in safe-mode = same problem
- register jscript.dll myself = same problem
- Uninstall CS3 = same problem
- Using AdobeCS3Cleaner
- Using AdobeCS3Cleaner -> found nothing...
- delete last things of CS3 with TuneUp

Peter,
To avoid complications, I would have uninstalled the trial first, then run the Adobe clean-up script, followed by the installation of the full version using the default location.
This has both a 32 bit and a 64 bit component, installed as follows:
32 bit C:\Program Files (x86)\Adobe\Adobe Photoshop CS4
64 bit C:\Program Files\Adobe\Adobe Photoshop CS4 (64 Bit*)
The 64 bit version will be the default on a 64 bit OS.
In your situation I would uninstall everything related to CS4, run the Adobe clean-up script and start again.
* Adobe should note that
bits have a small
b and Bytes have a big one!

Forced to use photoshop extended

trying to launch an image from photomechanic in my normal way this morning via keyboard command...
instead of my normal CS6 opening, a screen popped up advertising CS extended. it wouldn't let me just close the window and continue. i had to either click buy or trial.
now, if i wanted CS extended i would have bought that. or Creative Cloud or any other thing connected to photoshop.
so i have photoshop extended on the computer. i don't want it. i just want my regular CS6 back.
please advise how to get rid of it.
*new macbook pro, maverick 10.9.4.

When you first install Photoshop, unless you input a serial number or sign in to a Creative Cloud subscription, it will default to a 30 day Photoshop Extended trial with an ad to join Creative Cloud.
A couple of weeks ago I opened my licensed copy of Illustrator CS6 on my computer after having not used it in a while. I know creative cloud verifies the subscription every 30-99 days by making you sign in, so even for licensed users I suppose there is a check like that as well.
If forgot whether the term was "License" or "Buy", but I do know you will be asked to sign in and supply your serial number.
As a final caution, be sure your Photoshop serial number is registered with Adobe. You can then access it from your account anywhere. I don't know what to tell someone who didn't and the package or receipt is buried in a storage locker, or got thrown out and they have a project for a client waiting.
Gene

Photoshop CS6 suddenly thinks it's CS6 Extended trial

I have had Photoshop CS6, Bridge and Camera Raw (not trial version and not Extended) working on Windows 8 for months then 8.1 for several weeks. Suddenly after 16 Windows 8.1 updates today, and no alterations to Photoshop or Bridge, Bridge said that Camera raw editing was not enabled, and I had to run a piece of qualifying software. I ran Photoshop CS6, and it said CS6 Extended trial. I had to sign in using my Adobe ID and run the trial to solve the camera raw editing. However my Photoshop now thinks it's an extended trial. How can I get around this? I just want Photoshop CS6 which is what I paid for.

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Adobe Photoshop CS5 Extended trial download

Im trying to find Adobe Photoshop CS5.0 Extended trial download for Windows 7. All I can find is the CS5.1 version. The serial number I have for that won't work.

Try this!
Mylenium

3D not accessible in Photoshop CS4 extended trial?

I have just downloaded the photoshop cs4 extended trial. I want to convert an existing photo to 3D however the entire 3D menu items are greyed out.
Any thoughts please?

No idea. I can only speak for the full Master Collection and there it works when installed as a trial. I would assume that the standalone PS trial supports all the features, otherwise it wouldn't be PS Extended. Even more so, as the 3D part is Adobe's own concoction that does not involve third-party licensing rights which could possibly prevent them from having this in the trial...
Mylenium

Adobe Photoshop CS4 Extended - Trial Version Expired

Can someone help me please. I have searched the forums but I cannot find a solution.
I installed the Photoshop CS4 extended trial which expired a few weeks ago. In the meantime I have purchased a copy of Photoshop CS4 (Standard not Extended). I completed removed the trial but I am unable to installed the purchased copy. I am getting the trial expired serial input screen.
I have also tried the unistall with REVO but this has not made any difference.
I have tried to use the Adobe cleanup but I dont think its worked properly. I am running Windows 7 Operating System.
I have uninstalled/installed photoshop 5 times now and its driving me mad

There is no problem such as you describe. If you buy a legitimate standard edition license, you can enter that serial number and the trial version will be activated as the standard edition.
Where did you get this copy of Photoshop CS4?
If not directly from Adobe, there's a chance you were scammed and your serial number isn't valid at all. Photoshop is heavily pirated.
-Noel

How do I download the trial version of Photoshop Extend?

I am trying to download the trial version of Photoshop Extend but I am having problems doing so. My computer meets all the system requirements, I have cleared out my temp files and tried switching web browsers from Windows Explorer to Mozilla Firefox. Nothing works. I go to the trial download page for Photoshop Extend, select the drop-down menu for "English/Windows/815.5" and click "Download". In Windows Explorer, I get that exclamation mark over the pointing finger then I'm directed to the page that says, "try again". Basically the same thing in Firefox. Why can't I download this program?
Many thanks!
Regards, Lewis J.

Turn off windows internet explorer popup blocker.
If your on a router turn off windows firewall. Most routers already have a builtin firewall and using 2 firewalls does not help matters in downloading.

Camera Raw 7.3 Update replaced Photoshop CS6 Standard with CS6 Extended Trial version

How do I get back to Photoshop CS6 Standard edition after Camera Raw 7.3 update?
After installing the Camera Raw update photoshop now runs as the Trial version of Photoshop Extended.

I upgraded CS6 and Lightroom 4 today and then when restarting Photoshop CS6 this evening I get a dialog about registering with my e-mail for Photoshop Extended Edition Trial.
I have never owned the Extended edition and did the update from my existing product using the Adobe Update manager. There should have been no reason for this mistake to occur.
I've done upgrades like this many, many times before and have never had my system react this way. You clearly have a bug in your update process and should fix it pronto. Do you know how confusing it is to get a dialog like this? Should I let it register me for a product I don't own? Is that going to somehow trash my legitimate license (now there's the process of activation, I'm always concerned that I'll mess things up and end up unable to use Photoshop until support can help me out)
I'll go find my serial number and re-enter it, but I think this is a serious bug - and will make me much more cautious about waiting to apply updates until I've read the forums to make sure it's safe to do so

Photoshop CS4 and Photoshop CS4 Extended trial version

Hello,
I have Photoshop CS4 installed on my Windows Vista system and wanted to download the Photoshop CS4 Extended trial.
I tried to download the Photoshop CS4 Extended trial on the desktop as well as on the laptop and wasn't successful.
I was able to download other Adobe trial applications such as Flash CS4, After Effects CS4 and so forth.
I thought the issue mentioned above was due to the fact that Photoshop CS4 was already installed or maybe cause only Photoshop CS4 is available for the trial and not the Extended version similar to CS4 Encore?
Annick Vanderschelden

Thanks for the answers...
I think John understands me. As a matter of fact I have a PS Standard
CS2, CS3 and CS4 installed on my system and was wondering why I wasn't able to install a PS CS4 Extended trial. Apparently you just can't.
It's a pity 'cause as a consequence if you want to try the Extended version you have to get rid of the Standard version first and then download the Extended trial version?
I think it would also be better that the Adobe site should mention that you cannot download the Extended version when you already have the Standard installed? For example if you hover over the PS CS4 icon here, you will notice the 'try' link. Then you might expect that you just can download and install the application whether you have the Standard already on your system or not.
Annick Vanderschelden
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Photoshop CS6 Trial, not Extended?

Hello,
I've tried to download the Photoshop CS6 Extended trial, but it was missing from the download assistant, so I just downloaded the version that was available, the 3D feature was missing, which is one of the only reasons I decided to get the trail for Extended, it's not grayed out, it's just simply not there.
My PC's specs are:
Windows 8 Professional 64bit,
CPU is an AMD FX-4100 Quad Core,
8GB of DDR3 RAM,
My GPU is a NVIDIA GeForce GTX 550ti,
What am I doing wrong?

Like JJ said all the PS trials are Extended and 3D is available. If the option is grayed out it means your video card or driver is not supported. THe first thing to try is to go to nVidia's website and download the lates driver for your card and OS.
Then in Edit/preferences/performance check "use graphics processor". May have to look in Advanced Setting and change to Basic if you have problems with advanced.

Photoshop cs6 extended trial download problem

i want to download photoshop cs6 extended trial version, but Download Assistant is only showing downloading option for photoshop cs6 standard.

Installation files of Photoshop CS6 and Photoshop CS& Extended are always the same. So just download the Photoshop CS6 through the Download Assistant.
If you buy Photoshop CS6 it will hide all Extended functions, unless you bought Photoshop CS6 Extended ;-)

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