Adobe products, can you trial over and over?

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for adobe products you can get a 30 day trial, but can you download the trial then after 30 days you uninstall and then download the trail again? does this work? did anyone try it out??
 
TheSuperFunArt said:
for adobe products you can get a 30 day trial, but can you download the trial then after 30 days you uninstall and then download the trail again? does this work? did anyone try it out??
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I'm pretty sure Adobe is smarter than that...but I honestly never tried it though.
 
konisbored said:
I'm pretty sure Adobe is smarter than that...but I honestly never tried it though.
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I would think that it won't work out too because of the CC versions where you have to connect to the cloud to install... but i haven't tried it out for previous versions either.
 
TheSuperFunArt said:
I would think that it won't work out too because of the CC versions where you have to connect to the cloud to install... but i haven't tried it out for previous versions either.
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Going by that logic then I don't think it'll work, otherwise no one would have bought their Creative Suite products.
 
I don't believe that ever worked for products that had trial versions. Same goes for most other companies with trials. The installers create registry entries that don't uninstall with the program so that your computer remembers you used the trial period for that product already.
 
TheSuperFunArt said:
for adobe products you can get a 30 day trial, but can you download the trial then after 30 days you uninstall and then download the trail again? does this work? did anyone try it out??
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There are many ways to make it work:

1) freeze your pc - there are a software that will freeze your PC so it re-lives the same day over and over again :D I am serious, and your trial will be unlimited. There are however many downsides which is you can not make any changes to pc because it will reset everything before next day comes. Google for more info on this .

2) Better way is to clean up registry. How does adobe knows after deleting it's software that you already used trial version. Well when you are deleting software via uninstaller it leaves registry files. In my personal opinion this is very not nice that they do this without owner knowledge. So all you do is find all files that are left and delete them. Then when you install it again it will give new trial.

Hope this answers your question :)
 
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