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5월 17, 2015 5:15 오후 UTC
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the vendor account you entered is not associated with the item you are trying to open

I tried to open my bought eBooks in Digital Editions on a new laptop, both authorised with my Adobe ID. Now I can't read the eBooks on the new laptop due to the following error on authorisation:

the vendor account you entered is not associated with the item you are trying to open

I tried to the Adobe online chat, who said to post here. I tried their Twitter account @jaswest who also said to post here.

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5월 29, 2015 11:22 오전 UTC

I am also encountering the same issue. I even contacted Kobo for it and they are more helpful than Adobe. They instructed me to install version 3.0 as version 4.0 has some issues, however, I still keep on receiving the same message. This is so frustrating. Eventually, they asked me to create a new Adobe ID. Now I am asking Adobe if they could delete my account, but they directed my here.

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Adobe Employee
6월 1, 2015 5:08 오전 UTC

Error :"the vendor account is not associated with the item I am trying to open" comes when you are trying to open a book but current ADE authorization is different from the ADE authorization that was used at the time of book download.

Solution:

1. Click on the book.

2. You will get a prompt "Computer Authorization needed"

3. Click on "Continue"

4.Enter the credentials that was used at the time of book download.

5. Click Authorize.

Now you should be able to open your existing books

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hopehanks
Participant
12월 13, 2015 11:39 오후 UTC

and we wonder why Kindle still leads the market.  So simple to download

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Adobe Employee
5월 19, 2015 12:02 오후 UTC

Hello

Error :"the vendor account is not associated with the item I am trying to open" comes when you are trying to open a book but current ADE authorization is different from the ADE authorization that was used at the time of book download.

Solution:

1. Click on the book.

2. You will get a prompt "Computer Authorization needed"

3. Click on "Continue"

4.Enter the credentials that was used at the time of book download.

5. Click Authorize.

Now you should be able to open your existing books

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Brit.b
Inspiring
5월 28, 2015 4:00 오전 UTC

"Enter the credentials that was used at the time of book download.5. Click Authorize."...

I paid for and downloaded the book over a year ago from Kobo. I used the same password (the same as my Adobe password) and it does not work. I reinstalled (and deleted Adobe>adept from the registry). Still doesn't work. I cannot download it from Kobo since it says it is registered to "another name" (probably an old password on my old computer?). I REALLY need to be able to use this book that I paid good money for in order to to quote some passages for a museum installation. Now thanks to some convoluted Adobe vendor ID protocol, I cannot use this book and have wasted all afternoon trying to figure out how to find these passages in my book. 

...updated a day later...I did eventually find and downloaded the Kobo for desktop app/program which worked. However I cannot copy and paste passages. I need to do a screen grab from the Kobo page and then use OCR software, and then edit.

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master_Coast5023
Participant
5월 19, 2015 12:43 오전 UTC

I had exactly the same problem. On line chat is pathetic. They cause a problem and they walk away from it.

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