

Any help with either deactivating the Acrobat Pro 9 license on my old laptop or getting it to work on the new laptop would be much appreciated.

I also just spent half an hour with a customer support agent on the online chat system who was only able to tell me that there's a dedicated forum team for this issue, so I'm hoping this is the right place to ask for help. I have tried figuring out how to first deactivate the license on my old laptop in case it's only possible to use it on one machine at a time, but can't find any information or options for how to deactivate it (there is no "deactivate" option on the help menu, which is what most documentation recommends). I have already downloaded and installed the whole CS4 suite onto the new laptop and this license worked just fine to activate all my other Adobe CS4 products. The PDF file may be password-protected, damaged, or incompatible with Adobe Acrobat. you must use the (correct) suite's installation file (and you can choose to only install one program from the suite).I am trying to transfer my license for Adobe Acrobat Pro 9 from my old laptop (Macbook Pro) to my new laptop (also Macbook Pro), and am getting an error that my license is invalid. There are a number of reasons why PDF files may refuse to open. that won't work even though photoshop is included in that suite. If you have purchased an individual license you are entitled to install it on two machines and use one machine at a time using Acrobat. The good people in the forum may share what help they can, but they arent a team, or dedicated to a particular task. They purchased the upgrade through TigerDirect, who coordinated the purchase with Adobe. They have to stay at that version due to a line-of-business app they use. The fact is that Acrobat 9, like 10 and 11, are out of support: Adobe wont help, and anyway cant help you make it run on an incompatible system. Im working with a small law firm that had four copies of Acrobat 9 Pro and upgraded them in 2014 to Acrobat XI Pro. eg, using a cs6 suite serial number with a photoshop cs6 installation file. I love the idea that there is a dedicated forum team for Acrobat 9. ie, you can have a valid serial number, but if it's for program A and your installation file is for program B, you will see an invalid serial number message.Ĭommon mismatches are language/region (eg, serial number is for western europe and installation file is eastern europe), platform (eg, serial number is for a mac and installation file is win), license type (eg, education vs enterprise vs individual).Īnd one of the most common is using a program installation file with a suite's serial number. Or Windows Server 2003 (with Service Pack 2 for 64 bit). Adobe Reader 9 1.3-GHz processor or higher Microsoft Windows XP Home, Professional, or Tablet PC Edition with Service Pack 2 or 3 (32 bit and 64 bit). Assuming you're using a valid adobe serial number (6 groups of 4 numbers), you have a mismatch between your installation file and serial number. Make sure that the system meets the minimum requirements for your product.
