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You need to use the APTEE tool for that like written here: <a href="https://helpx.adobe.com/acrobat/kb/how-to-Re-Serialize-Acrobat-using-the-APTEE-tool.html" rel="ugc">https://helpx.adobe.com/acrobat/kb/how-to-Re-Serialize-Acrobat-using-the-APTEE-tool.html</a><br />
Steps: <br />

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1) Download the APTEE toolkit: adobe_prtk.exe in Windows® or adobe_prtk in Mac OS:<br />
2) Run the following command with administrative privilges using Command Prompt(Windows) and Terminal(Mac):<br />
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adobe_prtk --tool=ReplaceSN [--serialize=&lt;LEID&gt;] [--serial=&lt;new serial number&gt;]
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Start the commandline interface &quot;run as administrator&quot; and type there the command given. You will need to provide tge LEID and new serial number. <br />
Here is a list of LEIDs: <a href="https://www.adobe.com/devnet/creativesuite/enterprisedeployment/licensing-identifiers.html" rel="ugc">https://www.adobe.com/devnet/creativesuite/enterprisedeployment/licensing-identifiers.html</a>
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You need to use the APTEE tool for that like written here: https://helpx.adobe.com/acrobat/kb/how-to-Re-Serialize-Acrobat-using-the-APTEE-tool.html [https://helpx.adobe.com/acrobat/kb/how-to-Re-Serialize-Acrobat-using-the-APTEE-tool.html]
Steps:


> 1) Download the APTEE toolkit: adobe_prtk.exe in Windows® or adobe_prtk in Mac OS:
> 2) Run the following command with administrative privilges using Command Prompt(Windows) and Terminal(Mac):
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> adobe_prtk --tool=ReplaceSN [--serialize=<LEID>] [--serial=<new serial number>]

Start the commandline interface "run as administrator" and type there the command given. You will need to provide tge LEID and new serial number.
Here is a list of LEIDs: https://www.adobe.com/devnet/creativesuite/enterprisedeployment/licensing-identifiers.html [https://www.adobe.com/devnet/creativesuite/enterprisedeployment/licensing-identifiers.html]

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We are trying to re-serialize our Adobe Acrobat DC Pro software. &nbsp;I have been given the new serial number, and downloaded the tool, but can't figure out how to generate a DOS file to run on peoples PCs.
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We are trying to re-serialize our Adobe Acrobat DC Pro software.  I have been given the new serial number, and downloaded the tool, but can't figure out how to generate a DOS file to run on peoples PCs.

Re-serializing Adobe Acrobat DC Pro

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