Manage authorized devices

I have Adobe Standard package (NOT Cloud Membership). How can I activate devices?

"log into your adobe account online. Go to Plans & Products. Under Plans, find your "Creative Cloud Membership" section. Click on Manage Plan. On this page, you'll see a section called "Activated devices".

After logging in to my account-

When I go to Plans it says - You have no paid plans

When I go to Products it shows  all my paid products

When I go to Activated devices is says - You have NO devices

So how can I de-activate?

does anyone know how to increase the number of authorized devices? seems a bit silly to only allow for 2 devices...thanks

The new way to do this (in 2022) is to:

- Sign in at https://account.adobe.com/activated-devices.
- Under Activated devices section, select Deactivate to deactivate the device.

(from https://helpx.adobe.com/creative-cloud/kb/activation-limit-reached-creative-cloud.html)

You can find active sessions when you go to: https://adobe.com/go/sessions and you can also deactivate on any devices that you no longer use. 

Use this site to log in to your account and it should show you what devices are activiated.

https://account.adobe.com/activated-devices

I want to authorize my ereader to read books. I am informed that I cannot authorize my pc and/or ebook, because there is a device somewhere on the planet that has been authorized using my adobeID. Without the ability to find out what device I once upon a time authorized, and without the ability to revoke such authorization, this means de facto denial of service. Am I wrong?

You deactivate your device by 'signing out'. Just did it. It is not very obvious at all... Click on the tiny CC logo on  the top bar (at least on a Mac) and click on gear icon. Click on Preferences... and you'll see a blue button reading 'Sign out'. Click. You're done. Now why anyone would bury a signing out feature inside of Preferences is  a different discussion, though.

I had the same question.  If you log into your Adobe account and open up the "plan details", there is a section on approved devices.  Open this section and it will give you the opportunity to delist devices.  This will allow you to register new devices.

How can this question NOT get an answer?  I mean, if Adobe actually thinks that it's simple to find this answer so many people wouldn't be viewing the question (over 700); likewise, if Adobe cannot answer this simple question then why even have the ability to ask questions.  I hate using the word HATE, but I hate how companies give it's customers a false hope of having their questions answered then ignore them.  Adobe, please remove the support feature when marketing your products.  I mean, damn.... a totally easy question from 2012 was asked and four years and 23 days later you still have not responded?  SMH