Unfortunately, my hard drive issue was more persistent and I had to take the computer in for service today due to multiple crashes. When I saw that Windows 10 had a "Creators Update" I thought "I'm a creator, I'll try that!" I also thought, "Hey, maybe they even allow a CS5 install?" So I downloaded CS5 Design Premium from the Adobe website and it successfully installed! I used Ai all that day. I decided to do a clean install of Windows 10, planning to finally bite the bullet and subscribe to Adobe CC. Last week I was having some problems with my computer (crashes), buddy thinks it's the hard drive.
#Adobe cs5 master collection requirements serial numbers
Not available for subscription edition.) Locate all installation media and serial numbers before you begin the installation process. So I will say that at least in my experience, the upgrade process works. Adobe Creative Suite 5.5 Master Collection 32-bit support for Production Premium CS5.5 and Master Collection CS5.5 (Adobe Premiere Pro CS4 and After Effects CS4) (Windows only. Everything has been working fine for a year and I use multiple apps (Ps, Ai, Id, Fl, Dw) several times a day. I read through this thread this time last year and decided to take advantage of the free windows 10 upgrade offer, hoping that my CS5 apps would carry over through the upgrade and they did. So I think it is still relevant because it's the top hit for this issue. Every time I search this issue I land on this thread and check to see if anyone has said anything new.