Repeatedly asked to accept license agreement

I'm having a similar issue as well. Furthermore, it would seem that my CC just threw its permitting too as I needed to not just hadto acknowledge the permit for the 15,000th time yet I likewise needed to sign in and relicense the product on my workstation.

Alter: Not just that, however I dispatched Acrobat to peruse a PDF adter relicensing Dreamweaver and it requested that I acknowledge the effing permit once more.

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OK. I think I found it. 1. Start the Creative Cloud app with Adminstrative privileges. Right click on its' icon and choose "Run as Administator..." 2.  Sign in It should work now even on a reboot. Your apps should no longer ask you to accept the license and sign in. Gene

How does one start CC app with Admin priviliges?

I just wanted to give a final update for us. Adobe had to find someone to go into the backend of our accounts and do something (they would not say what), and now it is working for the two designers that lost two days worth of work because of this adobe cloud glitch. If it can help  Our case number is 185638354

glitch If you get this glitch get ready to lose hours of work and and be on the phone for hours with adobe.

This is a wide scale error I think. We have been in the same boat. There many who are facing this. We have two on a team here who have lost two days of work because of it. We have called twice and they log in our macs check every thing (that was right already) and no one know what it is. And we keep getting answers like some one has to fix it on the "back end". There is no fixing on your end. you will need to call and get inline and get a case number and start waiting. I have been searching through the forums and there are many who are having the same errors under different names. I tell that was one question I wish the new reporter should have asked. So what happens if Adobe clouds fails or clichés will people be unable to work. Answer yes and the customers will lose more then just their rights to the programs they will locked out of the programs and lose work time.

Our case number is 185638354

This is also a problem on Mac, and with the latest CC2014 release. "Sign in Required" Loop

This happens to me all the time, and it's a pain in the neck.

The two most annoying parts: having to re-sign in, and change language from English (arabic characters I can't read) to the correct English (North America). I have no concept why it would default to arabic on my system. This arabic thing happens randomly, too. Sometimes it does default to North American English. It wouldn't be a problem if I was accepting the EULA once, or even once after each update to the EULA... but because I have to do it once per every app whenever the heck the software mucks up.

Anyone else having this mildly less annoying language selection bug too, to top off this incredibly common and frustrating problem?

I can't believe it's happening again. Everything has been working well (except for having to uninstall a few apps because they wouldn't update), then today i began to get logged out and when I log back in it asks me to register.

Please get this taken care of.

I see the EULA splash every single time I open any of my CC applications even if I run as administrator. The lack of posts by Adobe staff in this thread leads me to believe it is either supposed to be this way or they have no clue why it does it. Either way, and acknowledgment by them would go a long way as far as customer service is concerned.

I don't have to sign in unless I have not signed into the CC window prior to opening the application. Didn't have this problem with CS6 and I am about annoyed enough to eat the cost of CC and revert back to CS6. Not like the CC applications are head and shoulders above prior versions. Quite the contrary actually.

**Edit** I notice that everytime I open a CC application while already working inside another one (i.e. Illustrator and Indesign) it logs me out of CC once I confirm the EULA in the most recently opened application.

So my friend who owns a design firm and uses Mac's for the entire work force is having the same issue with licensing as I am, as we all are. But for some reason he is getting demo offers even though he is signed in... And it is automatically signing him out at random. I haven't had this issue, but I find it funny.

I've been logged out and I'm waiting for the License agreement to accept. It is taking a while to accept... Sometime it takes 5 to 10min. Joy.

We have same issues and many more that I believe branch out from these over excited and screwy antipiracy bugs ( or intentions )

http://forums.adobe.com/message/5504323

I had already tested running CC manager and all apps as admin with no luck. I would be interested to see how many of these machines playing up are, or have been on a windows domain, as opposed to just running on workgroup etc.

All sort of issues arise once its in that 'mode' from lost previews, unsupported codecs, pieces of software greyed out etc... once its all relogged in on both CCmanager as well as ALL apps TWICE, and stepped past the "expired trial mode" then i get more stability until either the internet goes down for a bit or the CC manager for some reason logs off.(which might be a couple of hours are 24-48 hours.

Our ADSL has been getting maintenance and this has been very obvious over the past few days

pretty unusable right now... too frustrating.

On this basis its not currently fit for further use as a broadcast tool for us until its repaired. So promising but so not delivered. Not sure when registered users will get the same level of user experience that hackers that remove the security measures have...!