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+--- Thread: Photoshop CS 6 Expired. What do I do? (/Thread-Photoshop-CS-6-Expired-What-do-I-do)
Photoshop CS 6 Expired. What do I do? - Neebz - Jun 25, 2014
Finished my trial. Is there a crack or keygen I can download?
RE: Photoshop CS 6 Expired. What do I do? - RobertX - Jun 26, 2014
Uninstall your trial and try this: https://portableappz.blogspot.ca/2012/05/photoshop-cs6-130-multilingual.html
RE: Photoshop CS 6 Expired. What do I do? - AtomTPB - Jun 27, 2014
You can download the PS CS6 Crack from here:
https://thepiratebay.se/torrent/8285633/
or
Try X-Force Keygen:
https://thepiratebay.se/torrent/7399196/
But I would suggest you to get Photoshop CC 2014 as it's the latest:
x86: https://thepiratebay.se/torrent/10391866/
x64: https://thepiratebay.se/torrent/10393476/
RE: Photoshop CS 6 Expired. What do I do? - -nelly- - Jun 27, 2014
(Jun 25, 2014, 23:36 pm)Neebz Wrote: Finished my trial. Is there a crack or keygen I can download?
1. Uninstall using REVO Uninstaller Pro.
2. Run Advanced clean up with REVO after you uninstall Photoshop.
3. Make sure SLStore and SLCache directories have been removed. If not, delete them manually.
4. Run CCleaner to clean-up the registry.
5. Re-boot and run CCleaner again to clean up the registry.
6. Download Photoshop CC 2014.
7. Download Adobe Tool.
8. Disable your Network Adapters.
9. Patch your Hosts file and FlushDNS with Adobe Tool.
10. Install Photoshop CC 2014 as per instructions in the torrent.
11. Re-boot and re-enable your Network Adapters.
Job Done!
RE: Photoshop CS 6 Expired. What do I do? - Evenstevens - Jul 17, 2014
-sorry for hijacking this thread, not sure if I should make a new one for my question-
My photoshop cs6 isnt expired, but my photoshop cc is.
I made a stupid error when installing CC (i blocked adobe upgrade tool, not photoshop CC) and now my trial period has ended and I cant open CC without entering a serial. Is there anything I can do at this point or did I mess it up and do I have to go back to CS 6?
EDIT: NVM i followed -nelly-'s steps to re-install with the intructions from the torrent he linked and got Photoshop CC running again
RE: Photoshop CS 6 Expired. What do I do? - Baranthus - Jul 19, 2014
(Jun 27, 2014, 04:53 am)-nelly- Wrote:How do I use the Adobe Tool? Could you explain it in laymans terms please?(Jun 25, 2014, 23:36 pm)Neebz Wrote: Finished my trial. Is there a crack or keygen I can download?
1. Uninstall using REVO Uninstaller Pro.
2. Run Advanced clean up with REVO after you uninstall Photoshop.
3. Make sure SLStore and SLCache directories have been removed. If not, delete them manually.
4. Run CCleaner to clean-up the registry.
5. Re-boot and run CCleaner again to clean up the registry.
6. Download Photoshop CC 2014.
7. Download Adobe Tool.
8. Disable your Network Adapters.
9. Patch your Hosts file and FlushDNS with Adobe Tool.
10. Install Photoshop CC 2014 as per instructions in the torrent.
11. Re-boot and re-enable your Network Adapters.
Job Done!
RE: Photoshop CS 6 Expired. What do I do? - KingAlex - Jul 27, 2014
Try to use a crack or a serial .... have a good day
RE: Photoshop CS 6 Expired. What do I do? - RobertX - Jul 31, 2014
I'll try to clarify.
To begin, all you have to do is download the Adobe Tool. I assume you know how to download and install a program to use it. Most applications are like that. Here's the link: https://thepiratebay.se/torrent/9153395/Adobe_Tool_3.7
Now, you need to disable your Internet connection because modern big-time software programs like Adobe Photoshop or Illustrator usually call the home servers of their parent site to disable the software they created that is pirated. This would usually be countered if you legitimately activated it, meaning you would have to buy it or crack it with a "counter" software.
Do you know what Adobe Tool does? It edits the hosts file of your Windows so it doesn't call the servers, or as one would eloquently put it, "phone home." In order to do that, you must disable your Internet, as was mentioned in the last paragraph. So, depending on your Windows operating system, you would have to go to the network option on your control panel and do it there. The easier way is to just disconnect your network cable to your modem or router. Do that and run Adobe Tools.
Once you get your hosts file patched (safely) by Adobe Tool, run FlushDNS (included by Adobe Tool). Then, just close it, reconnect the network cable, and install your Adobe product.