Prob uninstall & reinstall Indesign CS5.5

Please it is being a nightmare for me
Adobe asked me to uninstall and reinstall Indesign (I have a master collection) CS5.5. Because I had a problem.
So I uninstall Indesign, and went trough Adobe Assistant Dowload to download Indesign CS55 but it does not recognize my Licence and so it install only the trial (in a non appropriate language) So i unistall it again...
I've never get the first installation from a DVD but from Adobe website.... And I dont want to take the risk to reinstall the full Mastercollection
So my question is : Do i have to reintall Indesign only from Adobe Assistant Download ?? Or is there another link for that ?? I dont want the trial

You should be able to run the installer from the master collection and choose which programs to install, and that's the installer that will recognize the serial number you have.
Next time you have a problem and someone tells you to uninstall and reinstall, come here first for a second opinion. We can aften figure out what's wrong and fix it without having to go to that extreme.

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Adobe InDesign is missing required files. Please reinstall.
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Hi,
I am sorry but CS5 is not in sales anymore. If you wish you can go for Creative Cloud which will give additional software including Master Collection and many more features at a very cost effective price.
You can visit Adobe.com for further details.
Regards,
Abhijit

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so you'll have to show invisibles by going to your terminal window and typing
open terminal and type:
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MacBook Pro OS10.9.3
Anyone know how to uninstall and reinstall CS5?
Unfortunately Adobe chat service no longer supports this function on this older software.
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OOPs--I forgot that I was in the indesign forum
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Andrea
Hi,
I had similar problem. InDesign CS5 crash at startup, all other apps work fine.
My op.system Windows XP SP3.
I solved the problem with following steps:
1. Setup another user account (must be administrative) - let say "test"
2. Login to the new account
3. Start inDesign (in my case it started)
4. Close inDesign
5. Logout
6. Login to your user account
7. Copy preference files from "Documents and Settings\test\Application Data\Adobe\InDesign" to "Documents and Settings\your account\Application Data\Adobe\InDesign"
8. Start inDesign
In my case it worked. All other actions described in this forum did not.
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Zbigniew

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Cs5 master collection deactivate+uninstall, reinstall errors on update

I have cs5 master collection.
I had to reinstall windows form scratch.. windows is on c:. I had to reformat that drive. adobe cs5 stores some of its files on C: and some of its files in the appointed install directory, on a data drive which was f:
i deactivated+uninstalled adobe cs5.
formatted c: and installed windows. of course, some adobe files are still left over on f:
reinstalled adobe cs5 to same location on f:
started dreamweaver, help, update (to update cs5)
I get update errors on half or more of the products. another update gives th esame problem, it's stuck.
how do I fix? this isn't the first time I have had trouble with AAM.
also, adobe community help refuses to pin to the taskbar or start menu. I don't know why, it's an exe. also, cs5 doesn't make an icon for it. I tried creating a shortcut for the exe and dragging it to the taskbar, but this doesn't work either. I got it on there once, but I have no idea how.
9/26/2014:
I uninstalled and deactivated cs5 and acrobat 9, did all necessary reboots, and uninstalled all adobe products.
missed a step, so wrote this windows .cmd batch file to remove adobe leftovers after uninstall and deactivate.
contents of adobe-cs5-removal-tool.cmd
@rem Author: Jim Michaels
@rem Created: 9/27/2014
@rem Version: 1.0
@rem Abstract: removes cs5 and commonly-used adobe products from windows
@rem if I could get the uninstaller location, I would do the uninstall automatically.
rem handle help switches
if /i @%1@ equ @@       goto help
if /i @%1@ equ @--help@ goto help
if /i @%1@ equ @-help@ goto help
if /i @%1@ equ @/help@ goto help
if /i @%1@ equ @--h@    goto help
if /i @%1@ equ @-h@     goto help
if /i @%1@ equ @/h@     goto help
if /i @%1@ equ @--?@    goto help
if /i @%1@ equ @-?@     goto help
if /i @%1@ equ @/?@     goto help
rem handle dir switches
if /i @%1@ equ @--acrobat-root-dir@ (
    set acrobatRoot=%2
    shift
    shift
if /i @%1@ equ @-acrobat-root-dir@ (
    set acrobatRoot=%2
    shift
    shift
if /i @%1@ equ @/acrobat-root-dir@ (
    set acrobatRoot=%2
    shift
    shift
if /i @%1@ equ @--cs5-root-dir@ (
    set cs5Root=%2
    shift
    shift
if /i @%1@ equ @-cs5-root-dir@ (
    set cs5Root=%2
    shift
    shift
if /i @%1@ equ @/cs5-root-dir@ (
    set cs5Root=%2
    shift
    shift
rem processing
@echo a good uninstallation order is:
@echo adobe acrobat 9 Pro
@echo adobe creative suite 5 master collection
@echo adobe community help
@echo adobe media player
@echo adobe reader
@echo adobe air
@echo adobe flash player 15 Activex
@echo adobe flash player 15 plugin
@ECHO backup your leftover plugins in %appdata%\Adobe, %appdata%\..\locallow\Adobe, %localappdata%\Adobe, %PROGRAMDATA%\Adobe first.
@ECHO DO NOT PROCEED UNTIL ALL ADOBE PRODUCTS ARE UNINSTALLED AND DEACTIVATED FIRST! DO REBOOT AFTER EACH UNINSTALL.
@ECHO CTRL-C TO QUIT NOW
@pause
@ECHO ARE YOU SURE?
@ECHO CTRL-C TO QUIT NOW OR PRESS A KEY TO REMOVE ADOBE CS5
@pause
@echo
rem create .reg file
echo Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00>"adobe-cs5-reg-remove.reg"
echo.>>"adobe-cs5-reg-remove.reg"
echo [-HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Adobe]>>"adobe-cs5-reg-remove.reg"
echo.>>"adobe-cs5-reg-remove.reg"
echo [-HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Adobe]>>"adobe-cs5-reg-remove.reg"
rem remove directories
rd /s /q "%ProgramFiles%\Adobe"
rd /s /q "%ProgramFiles(x86)%\Adobe"
rd /s /q "%CommonProgramFiles%\Adobe"
rd /s /q "%CommonProgramFiles(x86)%\Adobe"
rd /s /q "%APPDATA%\Adobe"
rd /s /q "%LOCALAPPDATA%\Adobe"
rd /s /q "%APPDATA%\..\LocalLow\Adobe"
rd /s /q "%ProgramData%\Adobe"
rd /s /q "C:\Users\All Users\Adobe"
rd /s /q "%temp%\adobe"
rd /s /q "%tmp%\adobe"
if @%adobeRoot%@ neq @@ rd /s /q %adobeRoot%
if @%cs5Root%@   neq @@ rd /s /q %cs5Root%
start "adobe-cs5-reg-remove.reg"
@echo waiting until you are finished with entering the registry stuff (a deletion of adobe keys)
@echo then press a key.
@pause
del "adobe-cs5-reg-remove.reg"
goto end
:help
@echo adobe-cs5-removal-tool - remove adobe cs5 and any adobe products (after uninstall and deactivate of all adobe products)
@echo usage: adobe-cs5-removal-tool [options]
@echo options:
@echo   [-[-]h[elp]^|/h[elp]^|-[-]?^|/?] this help
@echo   [-[-]^acrobat-root-dir|/acrobat-root-dir doubleQuotedDirPath] specifies extra Acrobat dir path to delete, usually with Adobe on the end. double quotes "" are expected around the dir path.
@echo   [-[-]^cs5-root-dir|/cs5-root-dir doubleQuotedDirPath] specifies extra CS5 dir path to delete, usually with Adobe on the end. double quotes "" are expected around the dir path.
@echo if I could get the uninstaller location, I would do the uninstall automatically.
@echo a good uninstallation order is:
@echo adobe acrobat 9 Pro
@echo adobe creative suite 5 master collection
@echo adobe community help
@echo adobe media player
@echo adobe reader
@echo adobe air
@echo adobe flash player 15 Activex
@echo adobe flash player 15 plugin
goto end
:end
I need to try this, going to take another hour or two. I hope this causes enough of an uninstall that adobe will update. I missed a step last time.

I noticed the backup section is missing the file. I could really use that. I noticed an uninstall+deactivate leaves the plugins behind, and that the dirs can be copied to a safe place if you know where they are. thanks for the tip.
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so... what's "Gen_WWCombined-en_US-20121017_1230" mean? is this webkit or something? do I want to remove this?
ah - I got it, you just say y, that's just the product code.
after a run the new revision of my removal tool, it didn't see cs5.
does the CC removal tool require any uninstallation? I would like to know, if it doesn't, that would make the uninstallation process a whole lot simpler. it should also remove adobe reader, adobe air, adobe community help if it doesn't already, adobe media player - I would assume it does this (but those aren't in the list).
I would like to see an antry where it removes everything but the adobe ID (is that a bad thing? what exactly does that do? does it remove my adobe account?) .
until then, this latest revision of my tool may or may not be of use.
@rem Author: Jim Michaels
@rem Created: 9/27/2014
@rem Version: 1.1
@rem Abstract: removes cs5 and commonly-used adobe products from windows
@rem if I could get the uninstaller location, I would do the uninstall automatically.
@rem handle help switches
if @%SESSIONNAME%@ neq @@ goto admerr
if /i @%1@ equ @@         goto help
if /i @%1@ equ @--help@   goto help
if /i @%1@ equ @-help@    goto help
if /i @%1@ equ @/help@    goto help
if /i @%1@ equ @--h@      goto help
if /i @%1@ equ @-h@       goto help
if /i @%1@ equ @/h@       goto help
if /i @%1@ equ @--?@      goto help
if /i @%1@ equ @-?@       goto help
if /i @%1@ equ @/?@       goto help
rem handle dir switches
if /i @%1@ equ @--acrobat-root-dir@ (
    set acrobatRoot=%2
    shift
    shift
if /i @%1@ equ @-acrobat-root-dir@ (
    set acrobatRoot=%2
    shift
    shift
if /i @%1@ equ @/acrobat-root-dir@ (
    set acrobatRoot=%2
    shift
    shift
if /i @%1@ equ @--cs5-root-dir@ (
    set cs5Root=%2
    shift
    shift
if /i @%1@ equ @-cs5-root-dir@ (
    set cs5Root=%2
    shift
    shift
if /i @%1@ equ @/cs5-root-dir@ (
    set cs5Root=%2
    shift
    shift
rem processing
@echo A good uninstallation order (because of dependencies) is:
@echo Adobe Acrobat 9 Pro
@echo Adobe Creative Suite 5 Master Collection
@echo Adobe Community Help
@echo Adobe Media player
@echo Adobe Reader
@echo Adobe Air
@echo Adobe Flash Player Activex
@echo Adobe Flash Player plugin
@ECHO backup your leftover plugins in %appdata%\Adobe, %appdata%\..\locallow\Adobe, %localappdata%\Adobe, %PROGRAMDATA%\Adobe first.
@ECHO DO NOT PROCEED UNTIL ALL ADOBE PRODUCTS ARE UNINSTALLED AND DEACTIVATED FIRST! DO REBOOT AFTER EACH UNINSTALL.
@ECHO CTRL-C TO QUIT NOW
@pause
@ECHO ARE YOU SURE?
@ECHO CTRL-C TO QUIT NOW OR PRESS A KEY TO REMOVE ADOBE CS5
@pause
@echo
rem create .reg file
echo Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00>"adobe-cs5-reg-remove.reg"
echo.>>"adobe-cs5-reg-remove.reg"
echo [-HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Adobe]>>"adobe-cs5-reg-remove.reg"
echo.>>"adobe-cs5-reg-remove.reg"
echo [-HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Adobe]>>"adobe-cs5-reg-remove.reg"
rem remove directories
rd /s /q "%ProgramFiles%\Adobe"
rd /s /q "%ProgramFiles(x86)%\Adobe"
rd /s /q "%CommonProgramFiles%\Adobe"
rd /s /q "%CommonProgramFiles(x86)%\Adobe"
rd /s /q "%APPDATA%\Adobe"
rd /s /q "%LOCALAPPDATA%\Adobe"
rd /s /q "%APPDATA%\..\LocalLow\Adobe"
rd /s /q "%ProgramData%\Adobe"
rd /s /q "%windrive%\Users\All Users\Adobe"
rd /s /q "%temp%\adobe"
rd /s /q "%tmp%\adobe"
if @%adobeRoot%@ neq @@ rd /s /q %adobeRoot%
if @%cs5Root%@   neq @@ rd /s /q %cs5Root%
"adobe-cs5-reg-remove.reg"
@echo waiting until you are finished with entering the registry stuff (a deletion of adobe keys)
@echo then press a key.
@pause
del "adobe-cs5-reg-remove.reg"
goto end
:help
@echo adobe-cs5-removal-tool - remove adobe cs5 and any adobe products (after uninstall and deactivate of all adobe products)
@echo usage: adobe-cs5-removal-tool [options]
@echo options:
@echo   [-[-]h[elp]^|/h[elp]^|-[-]?^|/?] this help
@echo   [-[-]^acrobat-root-dir^|/acrobat-root-dir doubleQuotedDirPath] specifies extra Acrobat dir path to delete, usually with Adobe on the end. double quotes "" are expected around the dir path.
@echo   [-[-]^cs5-root-dir^|/cs5-root-dir doubleQuotedDirPath] specifies extra CS5 dir path to delete, usually with Adobe on the end. double quotes "" are expected around the dir path.
@echo if I could get the uninstaller locations, I would do the uninstall automatically.
@echo A good uninstallation order is:
@echo Adobe Acrobat 9 Pro    (depends upon Air)
@echo Adobe Creative Suite 5 Master Collection    (installs and depends upon Air)
@echo Adobe Community Help    (Depends upon Air)
@echo Adobe Media Player    (depends upon Air)
@echo Adobe Reader    (I think depends upon Air)
@echo Adobe Air
@echo Adobe Flash Player Activex
@echo Adobe Flash Player Plugin
goto end
:admerr
@echo you need to right click and run your cmd shell or this script as Administrator first before running this script, or create a shortcut to this script with Administrator rights (advanced).
@echo nothing done, exiting
pause
goto end
:end

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