Premiere Pro 1.5 UpGrade

I still use Pro 1.5 for very specific quick keyboard functions that are not available in CS.
I installed a new HD today and learned Pro 1.5 is no longer activating online (or at all) and we have to download Pro 2.0.
The problem is I'm unable to uninstall the Pro 1.5 I just installed today.
The Control Panel is taking me to Adobe Setup and .. well that's the story. The simple Win7 unintall function will not work.
The guy in India can't help so I'm stuck.
I guess I can reformat the HD and start all over.
I get that 1.5 is ancient but for one job I do it's works the fasest.
Thanks for your help.

Thanks for your help.
Here's the error code:
Error 1331. Source file not found:
Looking for a Data1.cab
Any suggestions before I wipe the drive?
The guy suggested I download the file again from Adobe. What do you think?
Not sure about CS6 but the Ctrl+Shift+S function in title windows does not work as a SAVE AS feature in CS5.5
So.. I like to open up an existing title window, make a few changes and SAVE AS.
From what I discovered with CS5.5 and long ago posted here (much I can't remember) the "new" SAVE feature is better in CS5.5, but for me, when I do a specific job, the SAVE AS... then RENAME - SAVE works best.

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[email protected]

Thank you Eddy. I appreciate all the help and feedback I get from the website.
Also, someone suggested I convert the Mpegs to AVI files first. What do you know about AVS Video Remaker download to use to convert it???
Thanks and Regards,
Peter Adija
Office: (704) 631-5418
Cell: (704) 315-4946
Date: Mon, 8 Jun 2009 15:20:10 -0600
From: [email protected]
To: [email protected]
Subject: I'm have problems Importing with the Adobe Premiere Pro (original version upgrade
Welcome to the forums.
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