If I install this on my current computer and choose to get another computer, can I legally remove it from the old computer and place it on the new one
647575
Yes. We've done this multiple times. The program "calls home" to activate and will only allow so many automatically without having to call Autodesk directly to reset your S/N.
2039563
Yes, You could install 2 computers as a second time without having any problems. Thanks N Tran
1004218
It comes with a license that can be installed on 2 computers. If you want to move it to another computer, you need to inactivate it from one of the computers. I had a hard drive fail and to reinstall it on the new computer, called customer service and they were very helpful in resetting the license
1867166
as long as the new PC runs the same type of OS (Windows vs. Mac vs. Linux, for example), it should be an easy transfer. make sure if you used the SecureAccess manager to load to the flash that you first install that on the new PC. even with a different OS, there are utilities like Bootcamp that can simulate another OS... it's just one more step is all, though. as long as you have a browser installed that allows import of favorites (most of them do now), just navigate to the flashie using the import function on the browser.
1899781
I believe you can only re-install to the same computer, but if it is uninstall first then installed to your new PC it should work. If you make an image of your old PC first, you may be able to load back if your new install is not accepted. I plan to try this,but not now.
1867161
you should be able to use it on another computer. especially if you have used it as a backup drive or just downloaded random files you should always be able to load it onto a different computer.
303388
If I recall the license allows 2 installations but read it carefully bc if you need to reinstall on an existing computer that would use up the other installation. We load all our languages on one computer for that reason
1143073
Info says it just deactivates the software, leaving all the files so should be simple process to move them to the new PC.
1758604
I think you can. There is a spot for the smaller end of a USB cord, which would probably allow you to attach to another computer. I hope this is helpful.
1093758
Yes Just pug it in, your computer should recognize it as a new piece of hardware
413508
Yes, I'm sure you can. As I understand it, Microsoft maintains a record of your Windows software associated with your computer, not your hard drive. Your clean install at a later time will require deleting the original install if both drives are present at the time. In a worse case scenario, you might have to call Microsoft customer support if you have a glitch; just explain to them what you are trying to do and they will get you through it.
1808886
I have installed this one on three different builds. Each time I had to call in and validate my copy with the number provided by the installation prompt. You can only have this copy installed on one computer at a time. You should have no issue transferring to another future build if you need to. I believe OEM versions can only be installed on one computer and that computer only. I hope this helps.
1620382
I really don't know if you can. I would advice you to stay off this company. They are fraudulent!!!!!!!!!! They don't even honor agreement with a new computer less than 3 months old not to talk of a refurbished one!
209051
I don't think the model where it's installed matters, but once it's installed it's linked to the motherboard in some way so it can't be used on another machine for another installation and activation, even if the first machine dies.
413506
OEM versions are licensed for use on the machine it was originally installed on and cannot be transferred. Technically it is supposed to be installed on new hardware only. Retail copies (either full or upgrade) can be transferred to another machine as long as it's only in use on one at a time.
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You should be able to use it on the new laptop. Do you have a hard copy of your version 10 and the License Code? If so, then just install it from your disk and enter the License Code when asked. If not, you can clone from one laptop to the other (e.g. using Casper), but I would likely check with Adobe support on the best way to accomplish your needs if you installed from a download.
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I think so, unless you use your mouse, keyboard, and monitor to set up the old computer and leave it running, then switch the to the new one and set it up. Once you get the old computer set up everything else is done on the new one. I haven't tried this, but it should work.