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For the install I used the Install button and not the Open button as that would always dump me right back into the Open Sign in window. That might be because I chose not to copy my PS preferences, or else I wanted to make sure that I had certain settings. Whatever the case, this activation method for Photoshop never worked for me. That is until I came across a Knowledgebase article which showed the key process. So I was told to run the Photoshop recovery disk and then I would have to copy the.psd1 and.p12 files to the Recovery discs Backup location. At this point, my install was going no where good. 


The article above however, did not indicate how to get the Photoshop recovery disc to do its magic. So I did some searching and I found out that the disc should be placed in the USB drive to use as the recovery disk. At this point, I had to find out what the USB drive was called and then I had to find out what the USB drive was called. When I found out what the USB drive was called I found it was called Sandisk


I then needed to look for a CS6 Legacy USB key and then once I found the right one, I found that it should be downloaded from the adobe website. My next step was to create an OS X Extended partition on the drive. This is so you have enough space to install the Photoshop recovery disc, but you don't run out of space to install the Photoshop app. Then when it comes to installing Photoshop, you simply have to put the downloaded Photoshop app into the appropriate folder (program files). This is the way I have always done it (into C:) and it worked fine. 84d34552a1