There are several possible ways to find/recover an adobe serial number. Search purchased materials: http://helpx., and adobe., and com/x-productkb/ global /find-serial-number., and html. You can check your account (if you purchased from or registered with adobe AND you remember the adobe id used to purchase/register), https://accounts., and adobe., and com.
Some sources claimed open Adobe Acrobat on your computer. Select the “Help” drop down menu. Select “About Acrobat” from the drop down menu. Look in the lower right hand corner of the graphical dialog box for a 20 digit number separated by dashes every four digits.
Just log into your Adobe account and choose Plans from the navigation menu at the top. On the left side, you’ll see Order History. Once you’re in your list of orders, click on the order number specific to your latest Adobe Acrobat installation on the list.
One simple way is to use one of the many product key finder applications that will scan your computer and find all the serial numbers for the programs you’ve installed or log in to your Adobe., and com account. You can also find Adobe Acrobat 11 serial number in the registry.
How do I download and install Acrobat Standard DC?
You can download and install the Acrobat Standard DC from Download Pro or Standard versions of Acrobat DC, 2017, XI, or X and use any of the serial numbers for activation. To find the serial number, you may refer to Find your serial number.
Where do I find the serial number on my OSM?
Serial numbers are on a label placed on the container holding the OSM (CD or DVD) that has the install. Alternatively, for applications downloaded/installed the serial number will be listed in your “My Account” under the Adobe ID you used at Adobe’s web site. Note that you do not “deregister” Adobe products.
Some authors claimed to see a list of your registered products and their serial numbers, follow these steps : Access your Adobe ID account, and sign in with your Adobe ID and password. Your Adobe ID is the unique email address you first used when you started your membership, or purchased an Adobe app or service.