Problem with Adobe Photoshop Elements v4
Hi there,
I am creating an MST for this app, but when it is done installing, it asks me to reboot (which is fine) and then throws an error like this
I've tried following the suggestions here and nothing is working for me. I tried passing the serial number on the command-line using ISX_SERIALNUMBER, SERIALNUMBER, ENCSERIALNUMBER, etc. I tried it with the dashes, without, etc.
We need to pass the serial number on the command-line, as I have a vb script that prompts our IT staff to enter the number so I can not embed it.
Any ideas?
Oh ya.. at the end of the install, I click on "yes" to reboot and an error comes up something like "Error 1641..." not very informative.
Thanks,
Lane
I am creating an MST for this app, but when it is done installing, it asks me to reboot (which is fine) and then throws an error like this
Adobe Photoshop Elements user name, organization or serial number is missing or invalid. The application cannot continue and must exit now
I've tried following the suggestions here and nothing is working for me. I tried passing the serial number on the command-line using ISX_SERIALNUMBER, SERIALNUMBER, ENCSERIALNUMBER, etc. I tried it with the dashes, without, etc.
We need to pass the serial number on the command-line, as I have a vb script that prompts our IT staff to enter the number so I can not embed it.
Any ideas?
Oh ya.. at the end of the install, I click on "yes" to reboot and an error comes up something like "Error 1641..." not very informative.
Thanks,
Lane
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Posted by:
edocshare
18 years ago
Hmm... thought you guys/gals would have had an answer to this right away! :)
Anyway, I've determined that it has something to do with the serial number. Man... Adobe couldn't write a simple install if their life depended on it... why do they need to complicate everything. Well, rather than RANT like I really want to do...
I have found references to ISX_SERIALNUM, SERIALNUMBER, ECNSERIALNUMBER, etc. I thought MSI tech was suppose to set some sort of "standard" in the industry...
Anyway, I've determined that it has something to do with the serial number. Man... Adobe couldn't write a simple install if their life depended on it... why do they need to complicate everything. Well, rather than RANT like I really want to do...
I have found references to ISX_SERIALNUM, SERIALNUMBER, ECNSERIALNUMBER, etc. I thought MSI tech was suppose to set some sort of "standard" in the industry...
Posted by:
turbokitty
18 years ago
Posted by:
edocshare
18 years ago
Posted by:
edocshare
18 years ago
Posted by:
turbokitty
18 years ago
You need a special volume license from Adobe... that's probably what the others were using.
If you work for a large organization, contact your purchaser because chances are he/she can get you one. If you buy a lot of Adobe products, they give you a volume license number for each product and then they keep track of what they sell you on this odd points system.
If you work for a large organization, contact your purchaser because chances are he/she can get you one. If you buy a lot of Adobe products, they give you a volume license number for each product and then they keep track of what they sell you on this odd points system.
Posted by:
edocshare
18 years ago
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