P: Unusual Account Activity Detected popup in Photoshop

Look... I cannot speak for others, but I over the last week I have heard others state the same experience that I have had. This has absolutely NOT been the case for many of us that we are attempting to share, attempting to use more than 2 computers at a time. 

I exclusively use adobe account app to log in to my subscription. I am careful to log out a subscription in the VERY rare case I need to use a 3rd computer (only when I am testing adobe beta software on my PC laptop) I had not logged into my subscription on ANY other computer than my studio Mac for well over a month when this started happening. This only happened in Photoshop. I have a subscription to full CC, Substance and Stock. 

I have been a legal customer since 1992 and I was made to feel like a criminal by adobe staff when I contacted customer support to deal with this. I immediately logged out all instances through the adobe account page and changed my password (which I never use because I use the Adobe account app) and still had this countdown of being cut off for another 5 days. This pop up came up all the time during the day including during client work sessions and caused issues with my clients trust. 

The 2 links that you state address people that are doing suspicious things. Most of the people here in this tread were to my knowledge, like me, NOT doing suspicious things... Accidentally or on purpose. 

The continuing lack of addressing the trauma that has been caused by Adobe in this and pass it on to our behavior is unconscionable. 

@JadeDuhKiss the explanation I got was people were getting flagged because they have multiple instances active/running at the same time. It could be that one of your instances was still up when you switched machines. The situation should resolve within 24 hours if you signed out of all three installs , removed the devices in your account on Adobe.com, then changed your password.

I ran through the solution and every possible "IT Crowd" solution in between and ...Unfortunately, I am still getting the red bar of death, I guess I'll wait the 24-hour span, but this is discouraging. 

I understand that there might be folx out there who abuse and password share but, I've always used my Adobe Access App/2-step verification, because sometimes it's just easier to snag from my cloud, than cycle through my Mac Mini, picking it back up on my Windows Desktop and then back to my Laptop.  I've never had any issues and have always deactivated one (usually my Laptop).  In a world right now where freelance is hard to come by, passing up on some projects because Adobe hasn't resolved this issue has me seeing Red. Literally. 

@K D S you ran through the solution process?

and after 30min of it NOT being there it showed up just as i said it was gone lol

I can confirm the message apepars to be gone for me.

Hi Everyone - An update from Adobe:

Everyone who has taken the outlined steps from the previous post should stop seeing the message within 24 hours.

• Change your password
• Sign out of all active logins
• Remove connected devices

My PS has been locked out since 2 days ago, right when it was cruchtime for my preparation for Fotofest. I tried to use PS 2023 instead and it worked. Looks like this bug is "targeting" the latest version. This is just a temporariy measure though. 

Checking in - has anyone's account actually shut down and blocked them after the deadline?