[mothered]

Get someone from user services and have them shop it for you. It is extremely inexpensive. Pictures are usually $2-$5.

Simply get a cracked version of Adobe Photoshop and use It thereafter. It obviously won't cost you a penny.

There are countless sources floating on the net.

[Mizzle]

Lol no. You do not have to go to that length for a simple SE. Get someone from user services and have them shop it for you. It is extremely inexpensive. Pictures are usually $2-$5. Videos of destruction or ownership could cost a bit more.

That might be a better idea then, didnt realize requests we're that cheap, so sounds like a good shout!

Just an update for the progress, I've only had one email reply so far asking if the fault is the same across multiple devices, so it might be a good few days until it gets to the good stuff

Simply get a cracked version of Adobe Photoshop and use It thereafter. It obviously won't cost you a penny.

There are countless sources floating on the net.

I'll give it a try when I can get to my laptop, I am concerned about installing cracked PS so if i was going to do it I would just run it in a sandbox, but then that means getting another windows key etc.

But if I can get okay with PS then its really just a case of finding companies that only require photos with notes for getting a few free goodies

Tried Casio the other day, they seem adamant of sending in the faulty watch for repairs even though its <£100 watch so that ones probably a fail

[mothered]

I'll give it a try when I can get to my laptop, I am concerned about installing cracked PS so if i was going to do it I would just run it in a sandbox, but then that means getting another windows key etc.

Why would executing a cracked version of Photoshop, with or without Sandboxie, affect your Windows key?

[Mizzle]

Why would executing a cracked version of Photoshop, with or without Sandboxie, affect your Windows key?

From what I have read, if you run a sandbox you need a second windows key as its like another copy of windows in the sandbox, or am I maybe thinking of when its a virtual machine?. I've never ran a sandbox before as computers aren't my thing really so I could be way off

[mothered]

From what I have read, if you run a sandbox you need a second windows key as its like another copy of windows in the sandbox, or am I maybe thinking of when its a virtual machine?. I've never ran a sandbox before as computers aren't my thing really so I could be way off

No, Sandboxie has no relevance to your Windows product key.

You're referring to a VM and because It operates In Its own Isolated environment, you'd need to active the OS.