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Old 06-18-2012, 07:47 PM   #4
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This is one of the less-charming known issues with ADE. If you don't have/register/enter an Adobe ID account when you register ADE, then your books end up being tied to that particular computer and non-transferrable unless stripped. You also can't redownload them if anything happens to that particular install.

I hope you had good un-DRMed backups of your paid purchases, or could possibly restore your old ADE install from a backup of your system so that you can make a backup much like this other Kobo user had to do.

ETA: This particular error message tends to happen because the Adobe content servers think the license has already been fulfilled (i.e. downloaded) by another, different user/install of ADE. Sometimes it does so wrongly, especially with library books.

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