Photoshop Elements :: Can't Access Program / Get Notice Trial Version Has Expired
Jan 18, 2014
I purchased Adobe Photoshop Elements 12 for school. I recently installed it on my computer on 1/8/14 and registered it 1/13/14. I went to get it in yesterday and I received a notice that my trial version has expired and am unable to get in to photoshop completely. I have the product serial number or license and it is in my profile. I don't recall doing it but I might have downloaded a trial verious last year. how do I remove that trial version and begin using my licensed version? I have assignments due and it's hard to get them done when I can't even access my program.
I downloaded and installed 30 day trial version on Wednesday this week, was using it ok yesterday (Thursday), went to load today and it says my thirty days has expired ?
Trying to find a reasonable contact at Adobe to assist, but does seemed to be clear where to get help on this.
I couldn't find a topic like this, I find the forums still a bit confusing. I am a student and I wanted to try Photoshop CS6, downloaded and installed the trial quite some time ago now and have not used it and the trial already expired. Is there any way to set it back, so I can actually try it out?
I wanted to download the trial version of CS4 for Vista but am unable to run the program. I downloaded the trial and the very first time I try to open it, I get a pop up that says the license has expired. I thought we were allowed 30 days. Has anyone else had this issue? If so, what can I do so that I am able to use the trial version?
I recently purchased a new laptop and i would like to install Adobe elements 11 on the new machine. I have the serial number of 11 download so I thought I could picup the trial version online and enter my serial number. However I have been unable to find the trial version (a lot of site say the have it but spend most of the time trying to redirect you to something else.
I just downloaded the PSE 12 trial, and see the "all floating" tab in the layout menu, but it is locked and I can only use the default layout. Are some features not avaliable in the trial that will be in the paid version? I'd like to know before purchasing it.
I have a trail version of Elements 12, and I'm trying to scan / crop 4-5 pictures in a scan I have. This can be done in trial version - or just the full paid version.
I have the main screen pop up and asks if I want to organize my pictures or edit them. Nothing happens when I clock edit. Then I go into the organize and try to go to edit and an error message comes up saying I need the trial to dowload to use this. I try clicking downlaod and nothing happens?
My fully activated CorelDRAW X4 turned to trial (0 days left) after performing a windows updating (XP x86) .
Upon launching, a window pops up "No asset found for trial download (license ID: 540228824) with 0 day(s) left, source type 1, lang en and source ID 810007 " and basic features as save, export, scripts, etc are disabled
The about window presents the information correctly of my fully activated CoreDRAW, Owner, serial, version (14.0.0.701)
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?
I don't have my OLD computer (I returned it to the manufacturer HP because of defects, after deleting the entire memory. So I can't deactivate the program installation on that OLD computer and the program won't allow me to install it on the NEW computer (it's written that I have reached the limits of 2 installations. I had only installed it on my OlD computer (twice, because of computer defect and resetting).
I downloaded and paid for the upgrade version of CorelDraw X6 because I have X3,X4 and X5. I have installed it already but I went to reinstall on my desktop PC as I wiped my hard drive back to factory state, CorelDRAW no longer gives the upgrade option.
On start up it gives the following message ( see below ) as a 30 day trial.
I have a free trial of elements 10. When I select the fix tab, then any of the photpgraph options I am told I need to download. When I am directed to the adobe page there is a 404 error, broken link notice.Â
I have a full licenced copy of Photoshop CS6. A month ago I launched the software and it had become a trial version of CS6 Extended, as far as I know I didn't authorise. Now the trial is over and I can no longer access Photoshop. How to I revert back to CS6?
I adjusted the clock on my computer and when I opened up Adobe today it told me that the trial has expired when it is not due for expiration for another 30 days.
I was about to download the trial version of CS4 and noticed that the download was the extended version, even though I had clicked on the link for the standard version.
My question is, do you get a choice as to which version you install? I have no interest in the extended version and want to try out the standard version only. Don't really want to have to figure out which features are in standard and which in extended.
I previously downloaded a trial version of PS6 after it expired I purchased and installed PS6 via disks. When I now try to run PS6 the trial version popup appears and states trial version expired. I reenter my license number which causes PS6 to work for a few days (if that) then I have to re-do this process. what files I need to remove to prevent this from happening.
Installed Photoshop CC as "try it", trial version but I do not have 3D capabilities and do not have alternate file address for my 3rd party plug-ins as I did in Photoshop CS6. Is this normal for the trial version?
I want to download a trial version of CS6 not the extended version. If I want to buy it I don't want the extended version to be on my computer. I can only find a link on Adobe to the extended version.
So, I just downloaded the trial version of Photoshop CS5 and its currently running the 64 bit version. I want to be able to make gifs so I need the 32 bit version. I've been scrolling through the forum and it seems that the sol given doesn't work since I have the trial version.
I have installed Photoshop CC trial version and have Photoshop CS6 Extended Licensed Version also installed, now I want to remove Photoshop CC Trial version, is the best option to remove both versions and should I use this tool to remove them [URL]........ I assume I don't need to deactivate Photoshop CS6 Extended as I will be reinstalling again on the same PC.
im trying to install the trial version of cs4 extended on adobe but, when i do i get this error, Problems occurred while accessing your file system. Verify that your file system is accessibleand has enough free disk space... i have 440gb free so i dont think thats a problem
I downloaded the free trial version for Photoshop CS3 on my computer ( windows vista), it completed installation and a folder wsas placed on my desktop for Abobe CS3 but when i click on it nothing happens, it opens up a window with several folders like Setup and Winbootstraper. How do I get this free trial to start working?
asked to install the trial version of Photoshop CS4. I noticed this was buggy from the start as it crahes at random moments but especially when I try to save as gif.
When the full version of Adobe Web Premium was bought, I installed it but left the trial version of photoshop on, thinking it will overright the trial version, however I had to upgrade seperately. All other programs work fine but Photoshop is still crashing in the same manner as before.
I had already purchased CS4 (not extended), but did not have the install disk yet. Yesterday, I got my install disk. When I try to install CS4 it fails, even after I removed the extended version. When I follow the steps to correct the installation problem as described in a knowledge base article, the install seems to work, but when I launch the application, it comes up CS4 extended again and, of course, will not accept my purchased serial number. If I could return the software, I would, how to remove this trial software so I can install the one I bought?
