Hi Augudalmo,
This is sad to hear that it still didn't fix the issue for you. Hoping that you have tried the steps suggested in help article given in very first step above?
You may please share the exact version of OS and MS Outlook?
In mean while we would like you to try few more troubleshooting steps to get the root cause of the problem.
- Please create an hidden admin account following the instructions below and run the application (Acrobat separately and using Outlook).
- Hold the Windows Key while pressing “R” to bring up the Windows Run dialog box.
- Type: net user administrator /active:yes
- Press “Enter“.
- Replace “yes” with “no” to disable the admin account on the welcome screen.
As asked above, cleaner tool for Acrobat would only remove the Acrobat DC from your system. It should work for you even if you have it through creative cloud subscription.
Thanks,
Akanchha
Hi Akanchha,
I have solved the problem.
I thought it could be a problem with the new service provider. I tried the connection with the old service provider and everything worked correctly. From an audit I found out that the new service provider after two months of regular operation no longer allowed me to access adobe cloud. I reported the problem to the support service and he solved it, I do not know what he did and why the connection to the cloud no longer worked after two months of regular operation.
I have a dynamic IP and the technician wanted me to switch to a static IP to solve the problem but I refused. Now however it works with dynamic IP.
Thanks
Augdalmo