It's a message that the computer is not connected to the internet at all, not a message that the serial number has any kind of issue. How does that make any sense? I get the message that Alan posted in the screenshot above. I wound up installing CS5 Photoshop just so I could get work done - and that worked fine. It seems obvious that Adobe changed something on its end that now forbids CS6 from being authorized on Macs running Sierra and probably other OS's as well. I am still getting a connection error when the installer tries to verify the serial number. I can also confirm - using the terminal workaround as described in the link above does not fix the problem. I actually have 7 machines all set up this way and it is only in the last month or so I have had this issue, CS6 installs fine and works fine, just wont let you validate so you can only use the software for 7 days before it stops working. Sierra actually lets you install CS6 the normal way and I have also installed through the terminal server just incase it did something strange to the file on install and I still have the same issue. The workarounds dont seem to work even though the deprecation of the TLS 1. Im using the latest browers even tried installing Java8 as per the link suggestion and it still dosent validate.
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