is there a way/trick to install photoshop cs5 under xp sp2?

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  1. mantra

    mantra Registered Member

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    Hi
    in there a way/trick to install photoshop cs5 under xp sp2?

    cs5 needs sp3
    but i don't want to upgrade to sp3 , sp2 works great

    does somebody tried to install it ?

    i get an yellow exclamatory point that doesn't let me to continue to install it

    thanks
     
  2. doktornotor

    doktornotor Registered Member

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    You can install SP3, Photoshop CS5 and uninstall SP3 :p May it will work, maybe it will mess up your system, maybe it will stop working. Good luck with unsupported Windows version.

    Honestly, since you've already asked in number of place including Adobe forums and the answer has been no everywhere, I don't see what's the point of this thread really.
     
  3. lodore

    lodore Registered Member

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    if you hve SP2 with all the updates then SP3 will be a smooth transition just do an image backup and updat to SP3. I havent had any issues upgrading to SP3 on lots of clients computers. as time goes on more and more software will want SP3.
     
  4. andyman35

    andyman35 Registered Member

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    I don't really follow the aversion some people have toward updating to SP3 personally (you're going to have to eventually as support for SP2 dies).However you could probably obtain a portable version of CS5 (with varying levels of legality) if you really hate the idea.
     
  5. mantra

    mantra Registered Member

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    well there are many usesers that don't want to install sp3

    well i bought cs2 , upgrade to cs3 normal , and i guess i i will upgrade to cs5
     
  6. MrBrian

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    Maybe Microsoft Application Compatibility Toolkit will allow a lie to be told to the installer about your OS version.
     
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