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Plan for a way to recover in case you delete important files. If you’ve literally just taken the system out of the box and haven’t yet moved over your own files, you can just restore from the recovery CD or DVD that the manufacturer provides — assuming that they provided one. Some vendors don’t offer a disc but provide a reinstall image on a hidden partition on the drive.If you’ve been using the PC for a while, backing up your own documents and data is a necessity. An external USB hard drive is a great option.Step 2: Run PC Decrapifier.After the backup, you’re ready to start hacking through the clutter. One quick way to remove the junk is to use a utility called PC Decrapifier, which can automatically uninstall programs that it knows to be supplied by many hardware vendors — even those that don’t provide uninstallers. It’s free for personal use or $20 for IT personnel who plan to use it on multiple computers.When you run PC Decrapifier, you’ll be presented with a list of items it can delete or change for you. Although it was originally written to clean up the junk installed by Dell on its computers (and still works best with Dell machines), it can be useful on other brands as well. The screenshot below shows what it found on my Acer.PC Decrapifier at work. ()Step 3: Uninstall programs manually.Even after using PC Decrapifier, you will probably find that there are other programs that you would like to eliminate. To uninstall programs manually, go to Control Panel, then to Add or Remove Programs (for XP) or Programs and Features (for Vista). You may need to switch to Classic View to see these options listed. Just a few of the applications preinstalled on my Acer. () All of the vendor’s preinstalled programs will be shown here. Keep an eye open for any entry with a name that includes words like “registration,” “tour,” “offer” or “trial.” Also be suspicious of any entry with “toolbar” in its name; these are often browser toolbars that redirect your searches to sites that you haven’t chosen. All of these are good candidates for removal.On the other hand, do not remove entries that are listed as drivers; they are often required so that the associated hardware will work properly.A few examples of software that can be deleted on my system include Acer Registration,

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Hello,I'm having issues with my Master Collection CS5. Here is what happened:1) I bought a custom built PC, which included MC CS5 in it. Original version, always went online, programs updated automatically with no issues and have been using it for the past 5 years.2) I recently relocated to another country due to work. As it wasn't feasible to bring my entire PC with me, I just brought along my old hard disk containing my OS & all my other programs/ work documents/ important stuff etc.3) Got another PC built, but without the HDD. Plugged in my old HDD since I want to use it in my new PC because of all the programs & documents etc. No major issues (repurchased Windows).4) Tried opening up Photoshop today and message came up saying "Invalid Serial Number" & below that "This Serial Number Appears to be Invalid", which it isn't, so why is it displaying that message? Also, tried to go onto the site to "register an older product" but again that failed.I would really appreciate help in this as I really need to use this for my freelance job. Thanks.