I got these licences legitimately from my school, but the school no longer has access to these licences for reasons unknown to me. I have the entire Adobe CS6 on my old hard drive. I did make a disk image of my old hard drive before doing anything at all, so I have a backup plan, but here is my issue. Some people forgot to save the serial number after they installed Adobe Photoshop or Dreamweaver CS6 on the computer.Long story short, I reccently got a new SSD and HDD for various reasons. They have no idea where and how to find the serial number when they need it again.Īctually, all the product keys or serial numbers for Windows and all kinds of software excluding the trial version and pirated software installed on your computer are stored in Windows Registry.
Way 1: By manually opening Registry Editor.Ģ ways to find Adobe CS6 serial number in Registry You can find Adobe CS6 serial number in Registry manually or by using a specialized tool.Way 2: By using product key finder tool.Way 1: Manually open Registry to find Adobe CS 6 serial number Remind everyone that it stores important system configurations in Registry. So you need to be very careful while making any change even just viewing some information in Registry. Just do as the following steps and there won’t be any problem. Step 1: Click on Windows Start icon in the lower left corner. In the search box, type regedit and it will display regedit.exe program. Click on the regedit.exe and confirm the User Account Control dialog if prompted to open Registry Editor. Tips: If you are using Windows 8 and have no Start button, you can press Win + R to bring Run dialog. Then type regedit and hit Enter to open Registry Editor. Step 2: In Registry Editor, open HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE \SOFTWARE \Adobe\Photoshop \60.0. There you can find the PhotoShop CS6 serial number in the right pane. But please note the displayed serial number is encrypted and you can’t use it to install Adobe CS6 software until you decrypt the serial number using a tool like "Belarc Advisor" or "Recover Keys".
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