Adobe says my annual student license to the Creative Cloud is expired but it shouldn't

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Hi everyone.I'll try to explain myself as best as I can since English isn't my native language and this isn't an easy topic. In the evening of Saturday 8th I was using Adobe Color for a task and, since I wanted to save the palette in my library, I logged in, but before doing that Adobe asked me to add a secondary email, which I did.(I'm telling this because maybe it has to do with what happened next).After some time, I went to open Illustrator and a pop up told me that I had to buy it in order to use it. Which is odd, since on the 9th of October I activated my student annual subscription to the Creative Cloud. Needless to say, I slightly panicked. I have now a almost-year-long free trial (see screenshot for reference) and did everything I could to try and fix the problem on my hand of the things. In order, I:Signed out and logged in on CCSigned out, restarted my Macbook Air 15" (macOS Tahoe 26.0.1), AND logged in back again Run the Limited Access Repair tool, which has found nothingRefreshed saved credentials, removed outdated Adobe certificates on Passkey Even tried to check on the hosts files but found them clean as everNothing has worked. Can someone please help me?

Luisa_sa · Accepted Answer

Thank you all, @kglad and @Shivangi_Gupta.

Shortly after writing this post, I called Adobe customer service and was told it was a bug that turned my annual subscription into a year-long free trial. My subscription was deactivated and in a matter of days I'll have the code to activate it once more.