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KrampusCat

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  1. You probably won't like this, but the workaround I found was to uninstall every Adobe program; delete any Adobe folders found in a file search; and because I'm doing this in a Mac lab, deleting all Adobe related folders in the ~/Library and /Library directories; and finally reinstalling. From what I am guessing, it's doing this because the first computer/master image was activated THEN used to image/clone. I never had this problem in the first lab where I cloned and later activated Adobe.
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