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Trying to create Adobe Acrobat XI Pro Install package with Offline ExceptionOffline Exception successful with Enterprise Key, but receive the follow error when trying to save the package:Unable to Submit Changes, MSI Set Value failed, Error Code = 259Please advise on how to save new package.

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I have a customer that purchased Acrobat Pro DC and it needs to be deployed in an environment that has No internet Access at any time, nor can this access be granted ever. Also this is to be deployed to Provisioned ( PVS) Citrix XenApp and XenDesktop, once again this machines will not and cannot have internet access.Is it possible to deploy Acrobat DC in this scenario? If not is there another version of Acrobat Pro that they can utilize? From what I have seen I can do Offline Activation and disable registration with the wizard.. perhaps on separate computer, or laptop not connect to their network? but It looks like the PRTK tool would still require internet access when updating the master image.Thanks for any help. It is greatly appreciated. 

I am having an issue with this error code, and I have run through all of the trouble shooting steps suggested on the support page.  I have tried to run the Creative Cloud packager on three different PCs and still have the same error.We have never had this issue before, and we were able to successfully use the packager about a week ago.  Has anybody else had similar issues?

I am probably one of the few Orgs that actually WANTS Adobe Acrobat to update itself.  We have SCCM to push the initial install but we are understaffed and I don't have an issue with Acrobat auto updating.  We have the iCheck value set to 3 via a GPO preference in key HKLM\Software\Wow6432Node\Adobe\Adobe ARM\1.0\ARM.  I see that auto update and install is pre-selected in Preferences > Updater.  I also see that the scheduled task is in Windows Task Schedule and it was last run successfully a few minutes ago.  However, the Acrobat version installed is 11.0.13 when 11.0.14 came out weeks ago.  Is there a delay in the update becoming available for manual download and Adobe adding it to the Auto Update server retrieval? Thanks, we have always manually rolled out updates, this is the first time we are attempting this auto update method.

Graphic Designers with Adobe Creative Suite installed on Windows 7 workstations, in a corporate environment .  Due to our IT audit requirements, users are not admins of their PCs and can not install software on their company owned PCs (to prevent pirating of software, unauthorized software, viruses and malware).  However, users get constant prompts from Adobe Creative Suite regarding updates.  This requires IT assistance to install these frequent updates.  While other software updates (JAVA, FLASH, BROWSERS, etc) we automatically push (via AD or PDQdeploy).How do I allow my Non-Admin users to install the Adobe Creative Cloud updates?  I assume perhaps there is an option in my Active Directory GPO?  If yes, can you please provided exact steps to fix this problem.  Thank you,

Is there a way to disable protected mode at startup? Through the customization wizard I turn off protected view but cant find a way to disable protected mode at startup.

This is what happens after I have created a package to install on my computer. Not sure what the issue is. I have done it before on another machine and it worked fine. It is with enterprise so

I'm attempting to run Adobe Remote Update Manager to update Adobe InDesign and InCopy CC 2015, and it is failing, with error code 2.  The following errors are in the installer logs for InDesign and InCopy:09/01/15 09:24:04:402 | [INFO] |  | OOBE | DE |  |  |  | 10668 | ----------- Payload: Adobe ID CC2015 AppBase_11.1.0.122_AdobeInDesign11AppBase-mul 11.1.0.122 {842D21C0-3A78-11E5-B905-9C41D971B9B7} -----------09/01/15 09:24:04:402 | [INFO] |  | OOBE | DE |  |  |  | 10668 | ERROR: DF015: Unable to delete symlink "/Applications/Adobe InDesign CC 2015/Plug-Ins/InCopyWorkFlow/Assignment UI.InDesignPlugin/Resources"(Seq 5938)09/01/15 09:24:04:402 | [INFO] |  | OOBE | DE |  |  |  | 10668 | ERROR: DW063: Error rolling back command ARKRegisterApplicationCommand(Seq 5937)08/31/15 17:48:12:335 | [INFO] |  | OOBE | DE |  |  |  | 26818 | ----------- Payload: Adobe IC CC2015 AppBase_11.0.1.105_AdobeInCopy11AppBase

Any ideas as to why I would be receiving the message "Oh no, apologies but only 2 packages can be built simultaneously." when no packages are being built or downloaded?

I'm in a firewalled environment, using a proxy to get through the firewall.  At startup of application, we get these prompts that don't allow textual input.  All we can do is click Cancel, and eventually, they will go away.  Is there any service I can stop to inhibit these proxy prompts from appearing?  Thank you for your input.

I prepare two automatic silent installation for SCCM enviroment. One MSI package is for Illustrator and the other one for inDesign.I use AAMEE 3.1. where I insert my proxy credentials to verify serial number and then I have created new Adobe ID to continue the MSI preparation.Question is what part of CS6 SW is asking me to insert Proxy credentials after start of Illustrator or inDesing??I must prepare installation without any need of user interaction during the SW start. No communication with internet is allowed, so I must disable this windows security pop up window... I get this window 5 times after start of Illustrator or InDesing.What part of Illustrator SW is trying to connecto to the internet? Is it because of wrong activation? Is adobe help trying to communicate with internet?How to disable those internet commnication requests?I had no problem when I was preparing MSI for Photoshop CS6... Thats only for inDesign or Illustrator.

Does being added to the dashboard with a creative cloud license automatically install anything on your machine?How will a Creative Cloud license appear to be installed on a computer? For example when using a ITSM tool(ServiceNow) I see computers with Adobe Creative Cloud installed and others with Adobe Photoshop CC listed. What is the difference?

I am trying to install the creative cloud packager on my MACs running Yosemite 10.10.1 but after downloading the creative cloud packager, I try to open and get a pop up like below that eventually times out.

Please can anyone help me. It worked before.

I've built two packages using the tool and have received this error:"Unable to upload your package metadata"Build Log:5/11/2015 15:26:45[INFO] AdobePackageBuilder - Build Version - 1.9.0.145/11/2015 15:26:45[INFO] AdobePackageBuilder - Logging Level verbosity Set  to 4

I checked with Adobe tech support, but got no where.  I created an offline package for Adobe Team CC last year (runs about 13.8GB).  No matter the computer: Adobe CC takes about 3 hours to install per computer. Note that this is corporate network connected via 1GBps NICs back to the switches and the server that hosts the package is running at 1GBps. I can image a computer within 15 minutes and the image is around 11GB.  Creo Parametric is about 10GB and that installs in about 15 minutes.  Solidworks 2014, even when pulling bits over the Internet, will usually complete in about 30 minutes (install media is about 3.5GB).I just did a raw file copy from the server to my machine and I was bursting at 98Mbps on the largest files in the Adobe package.  Tech support could offer no advice...they state that no log files are created unless there is an error.  I certainly cannot be the only one with this problem?  I'm going to try copying the whole Adobe CC packa

I purchased 10 licenses thru the adobe store.  I've seen that Adobe Creative Cloud Packager can be used to create packages, however I don't have access to this tool.  Any tips on making the installed into a pkg to deploy on multiple computers?

I have just added an admin and license access to a user who already had a login on that e-mail address. He gets this error when trying to access the area I have granted him.Not specific to OS but it's Windows.What to do?

Hi all,We have a number of licences for Adobe Acrobat. We are enterprise customers. When we try to activate Acrobat, we are told that we are unable to.Does anyone have any advice on what I should do?Thanks,-A

As some of you have noticed, your Remote Update Manager (RUM) function has stopped working under Mac OS 10.11 El Capitan. In the past, the Remote Update Manager was located in /usr/sbin. Apple made some changes to the operating system that required us to move Remote Update Manager to a new location. It is now installed in /user/local/bin. The Remote Update Manager documentation has been updated to reflect this change:Use Adobe Remote Update ManagerIn order to make your Mac deployment packages compatible with this change, you'll need to recreate them using the latest version of the Creative Cloud Packager (1.9.3 or later).

We have deployed Adobe DC by creating a package installer using Adobe CC package installer. When we created the file, we selected only Adobe DC, and used a serialize license with our Adobe CC license number.The program installs successfully and does not require a user to sign in. But, when our users create a document and try to use 'send for signature', they are first asked to sign in. So, they sign in using their own personal adobe ID, because we use Serialize Licensing in our environment. Then after they sign in, they are asked to 'upgrade' their account and pay for an Acrobat Pro DC subscription. But, we already deployed a licensed copy on their machine.  Please advise on what might be the issue and how we can resolve this.

I have recently contacted Behance to try and find out about getting the same Student Portfolio site as many universities and art colleges have like Rhode Island School of design - RISD PortfoliosIt seems however from contacting Behance that this is a product they are not offering anymore. Is this because Adobe have bought them? how can I find out what the future plans are as I am very keen to implement this in my university for students to upload their portfolios of work.There doesn't seem to be anyone else offering this.Any help and answers would be appreciated.ThanksClaire

my school has purchased CC for us to install on student computers.  I am an administrator for the account how do I download and install?

Is there a way to "TURN OFF" the cloud concept so another user doesn't see a confidential pdf in their queue?I tried to contact the help desk at 800-833-6687 but was put through several automated prompts and disconnected.