Make sure you delete the folder named "Macrovision" and NOT "Macromedia" (if you have that one, too). Open Windows Explorer (or your whatever application you use to view and manage the folders on your hard drive). Look in "C:Documents and Settings/All Users/Application Data/Macrovision" and delete that "Macrovision" folder (along with all its contents and subfolders) as well. This was the location where my tech support person expected to find the licensing files but mine were only in the registry – I had no Macrovision folder in the "Application Data" folder. Reboot Windows to reset the registry, then install Photoshop CS2 again.
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