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Near05
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July 27, 2014
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Problems with new CC 2014 Software - Trial Activiation

  • July 27, 2014
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Hello,

i got the problem with using the new Adobe Creative Cloud Products of the 2014 version. I deinstalled the old versions and installed the new versions. when i use then adobe audition 2014 i works without any problems. if i now restart my computer i always get the message of audition, that my trial period has left. then i click on the button to license this software. now it connects to the adobe servers and the dialog disappears. i can use this software without any problems. but almost every time when i restart the computer i get now this dialog.

what i tried:

i deleted opm.db file in the oobe folder of the Windows AppData Path. nothing chances.

i am really fustrated. i am paying money for using this software, but i cannot use it properly. How do I get this "Trial dialogue" off again?


I am using Windows 8.1 64 Bit.

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Jeffrey_A_Wright
Jeffrey_A_Wright
Legend
July 28, 2014

Near05 what version of the Creative Cloud Desktop application do you currently have installed?  I would recommend reviewing You are no longer signed into your Creative Cloud applications.

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Near05Author
Participant
August 7, 2014

The message was now gone one week. But now it is also in other programs there. I can use the programs already, if I click the license button below. But this message was never in the old program versions. i am using the windows 8 version of the adobe cloud. today i deleted the oodb database file, but the message did not gone.


here is a screenshot of the message:

What can I do to get rid of this message? When I log in to my account in the settings, then I also see that the subscription is absolutely right.


Jeffrey_A_Wright
Jeffrey_A_Wright
Legend
August 7, 2014

Near05 what type of system utilities or optimizers are you utilizing?  Are you on a managed network or is this a personal computer?

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