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Hi Maureen, can you elaborate a bit more on which component of CS4 crashes? Is it the VC Server, or Adobe Drive?

I am having the same error and it started occurring after i re-installed my system from a time machine back up. The error pops up at the start of any adobe cs4 product that requires a license to use (flash, photoshop, fireworks, etc.) I think it is a registration error, but am unsure how to correct it myself.

I'm experiencing a similar problem. I've just installed VC CS4 on a G5 Xserve that has VC CS2 installed. No matter what I tried, I absolutely could not get VC CS3 installed, so I skipped to CS4. It installed fine, and the system preference pane appears correctly, but as soon as I click on it to launch and edit the preferences (for example, to turn it on), system preferences does the weirdest thing. It doesn't crash, but the window disappears, then re-appears with the default view of all system preference icons. I cannot get into this preference pane.

On the side, I've been slowly upgrading 4 years worth of VC CS2 projects to VC CS3 and then CS4 on a different machine that I was able to install all 3 on, and then need to migrate them back to this production server once I'm done, but if I can't get CS4 working, I'm going to have to uninstall everything and then re-install, which isn't what I want to do.

On Feb 17, 7:04 pm, Travis...@adobeforums.com wrote:
> I am having the same error and it started occurring after i re-installed my system from a time machine back up. The error pops up at the start of any adobe cs4 product that requires a license to use (flash, photoshop, fireworks, etc.) I think it is a registration error, but am unsure how to correct it myself.

This is exactly what happened to me. I've tried uninstalling it, using
the Cleanup Utility found on the Adobe website, but that didn't pick
anything up. Out of ideas, and I really need to get Il working again.

I found a fix. If you look on their site here:

http://www.adobe.com/support/contact/licensing_download_eula.html

You can download the Licensing Repair tool. That fixed it for me. I
ran it with all of my Adobe programs uninstalled, and when I went to
install them again, everything worked fine. I don't think you need to
do it that way, but it worked for me. Good luck.

Hi All,
I really need some help, I installed cS4 and unable to open any program and getting a 150:30 error message. I'm running on Windows XP. Help please.

Hi tlj8888,
can you please describe your problem in some more details?
Is that about Version Cue / Drive or the Creative Suite?

Thanks
Markus

Hi Markus
It's the Creative Suite (CS4). As soon as I open up a program (i.e. Dreamweaver), a window pops up saying I need to restart and to call my administrator or support person and mention a 150:30 error code?

Hi tlj8888,
this seems not to be a Version Cue related problem.
Did you call the customer support hotline?
It sounds like something with your installation of the suite did fail.

This is the Macintosh > Version Cue related part of the forum.
Maybe a search in other parts of the forum will bring you closer to a solution?
Try this: <http://www.adobeforums.com/webx/.2ccd8a3f/>

Markus

On Mar 19, 9:31 am, tlj8...@adobeforums.com wrote:
> Hi Markus
> It's the Creative Suite (CS4). As soon as I open up a program (i.e. Dreamweaver), a window pops up saying I need to restart and to call my administrator or support person and mention a 150:30 error code?

I solved my 150:30 problem by downloading a license recovery scrip.  I
had used a program called trim the fat for my mac  and it reeked havoc
on my registry so I downloaded this program from Adobe and it fixed
everything.  http://www.adobe.com/support/contact/licensing.html
That's the link, maybe I shouldn't say this but it doesn't matter if
you use it on a legit program or not, it fixes the problem.  I would
try it first before rooting through system files. I wasn't sure how
easy it would be to fix but the script pulled me through.  Hope this
helps.