Isn't this one of the most commonly heard of issues that all of users have dealt with? After trying to play many CDs, approximately half of the CDs that I try are not working.' Whenever I insert my CD disks, the driver reads some of them but not all. For my case, once I copied all files to the the new laptop and installed from there, it worked.'Since the last few days, I've been facing a strange problem with my CD disks. I wasn't able to install directly from the USB stick from some reason, but that might also be possible. I just followed this process over the past 2 days, moving CS6 from an old Macbook that had a disc drive, to a new Macbook Pro that does not have a disc drive.

You will need to login to Adobe, so be sure to have your login and password for you Adobe account.

Install from the location where you copied the files from the USB stick and follow the instructions.

Make sure the new computer is connected to the internet.

Copy the files from the USB stick to your new computer.

Copy the files from your original installation disc to a USB stick.

To install the software on the new computer: If you have a suite then choosing one of the products will Deactivate the entire suite.

Choose Help > Deactivate in the product you wish to deactivate.

Make sure the computer that has the software installed is connected to the Internet.

To deactivate the software from your computer: You can only have 2 copies installed at once, so you should deactivate the software from the old computer first.

I think the idea of network computers without disk drives went out vogue many years ago it was a concept that never took off. You will need to be able to enter your upgrade eligible version of Photoshop serial number. Normally you do not need to copy prior versions of Photoshop to do an upgrade. I haven't installed Photoshop from CD or DVD in many years. Then install Photoshop from the copied or downloaded installation files. It is quit normal to download or copy Photoshop installation files to a Laptops internal hard disk or ssd using an external DVD or network shared. I can not believe it boots off some network device. I find it hard to believe that your new laptop has no disk drive. Anyone out there know a practical way that doesn't involve ripping a disc? If ripping a disc is my only option, then what is the easiest and cheapest way to do that?

This feature takeaway is increasingly common in new laptops, so I thought this would be an easy search, but I got nothing. I need to transfer my CS6 upgrade and, I assume, my original CS5 Windows versions of Photoshop to my new laptop that has no disc drive.

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