I hope downloading the trial version here and then entering the Key will solve my problem. To be honest I am a little frustrated and after a lot of research at looking at other available options I reached here. The problem there is that I have been calling the two numbers mentioned for “Technical Support” under INDIA since yesterday and am unable to get through and the site says there is no “Call back” option for me right now. I bought this software as I had an assignment that I wanted to submit next week and wanted to post process my Images ASAP and now I am stuck with a Product I can’t access.Īs per the suggestion prompted by the Site, I contacted the email, but received a prompt reply from them saying that they do not handle the customer service for Adobe Systems Home and that I need to contact ADOBE directly with my request. I have used the Download link only twice. You were allowed to download only 5 times”. Now when I am retrying the whole process, it says Download Failure, reason being “Too many download attempts.
But due to Slow Internet Connections I couldn’t do so. I bought the Adobe CS6 along with Lightroom a couple of days back….I have tried to download my product from the Adobe site after confirmation a couple of times. So, it’s a tradeoff – and what you use (or don’t use) will also depend on how fast and reliable your Internet connection is. On your last point – yes, sometimes oddly the download managers can be a lot slower, this is voiced frequently by visitors to our site.
(Though if instead you get a message like “A problem occurred while extracting the archive,” then you may have a bad download and corrupted file.) So it’s not something most people worry too much about. Put another way, if you are successful in extracting all the files, then you can be confident the files came down in good shape.
Instead of us doing it, it would be nice if Adobe provided a comprehensive list of checksum values for all the trials… But generally speaking, it shouldn’t really be necessary – because the archive file actually has its own checksum built in that is verified when it gets unpacked. OK Michael, as you pointed out it can take a long time to download the larger files, so here are a couple of MD5 checksums to start – compare these values against what you have for the files downloaded to your computer:ĬS6 Master Collection (Windows, English, File 2.
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