Adobe Photoshop is a complete image-editing solution and the professional standard in digital imaging, with an endless selection of drawing tools, filters, and color-adjustment capabilities for manipulating items in almost any way. Whether you're simply retouching or optimizing an image or building complex composites or animations, you'll have the power and precision you need for superior results. Released in 2005, Photoshop CS2 is an older version of the popular graphics editing software which is now offered for free. It can easily edit photographs, pictures, apply a range of dazzling effects to graphics for both print and online purposes.įrom Adobe: Adobe is giving away a free, full version of Adobe Photoshop CS2.
You are entirely legally able to download, install and use Photoshop CS2 only if you are a previously licensed user and to clarify for those who are wondering, we are not listing anything illegal, we are linking to the Adobe file and providing the serial number exactly as it is on their page. In my case there was still a PhotoshopCS2 entry when I opened the "Add/Remove" programs window even after I had uninstalled it. It was the following step that cleared it out and also stopped the error. (I did not do the steps in that tech document, by the way, only the following.)Įdit your PC registry with regedit and locate HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE/SOFTWARE. Click the "+" box next to "SOFTWARE" to list all its folders then delete the folder named "Macrovision" that you find there. It contains a subfolder "SafeCast" which contains a *.dat file which is supposed to record the PhotoshopCS2 license info. Make sure you delete the folder named "Macrovision" and NOT "Macromedia" (if you have that one, too). Open Windows Explorer (or your whatever application you use to view and manage the folders on your hard drive). Look in "C:Documents and Settings/All Users/Application Data/Macrovision" and delete that "Macrovision" folder (along with all its contents and subfolders) as well.
This was the location where my tech support person expected to find the licensing files but mine were only in the registry – I had no Macrovision folder in the "Application Data" folder. Reboot Windows to reset the registry, then install Photoshop CS2 again.
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