Thread: Adobe De-Registration
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Old 07-15-2011, 09:59 PM   #9
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Originally Posted by anamardoll View Post
Ctrl+Shift+D is for the computer.
Ctrl+Shift+E is for the plugged in device.

But seriously, de-registering with the Ctrl+Shift method doesn't free up a license? That seems equal parts counter-intuitive and illegal, since that's what the Chat people assured me I should do to free up a license.
De-registering a device does not free up a license. (Why, if they allowed that, you could just have a pool of friends who register and unregister their devices willy-nilly and share a pool of ebooks. Can't have that!)

De-registering just keeps someone else from having access to your account on that device or computer; it's useful for when you want to sell a device or give it to someone else.

AFAIK, the only way to get more devices registered after the initial 6 involves talking to Adobe. I see that someone says talking to Sony might be enough.

Um. Time to look into the DRM-stripping software?
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