Device License and Device Shared License

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September 24, 2019
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Standard Adobe CC license allow to install apps on tow device but allow to use only one at the time. What about k-12 Device License or Device Shared License? Can one license be installed on two PCs if students will use only one at the time?

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Correct answer ProDesignTools

Hey Joe,

This doesn't apply to Individual licenses, which is the standard plan that most people buy from Adobe.

In other words, all Creative Cloud for Individuals plans are tied to your Adobe ID, meaning it's no problem moving the software between machines.

So you should be able to change your computer at any time, and don't have to wait until you get your new one.

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Community Expert

Device licenses and shared device licenses are special licenses that cannot be used by the general public.
In most cases, it will be used as a user license.
(Individual license must be user license)

Vikrant R

Inspiring

Device-based licenses are tied to the machine. So each machine that you activate on will consume one license.

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JoeClarke

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Hello Vikrant - What if you get a new computer ? I would like to buy and download adobe premier now but I know I will be getting a new computer in about one month. Do I have to waiot until I get my new computer or else I will lose by subscription ? Once I download I have to keep that PC for a year ? Please elaborate.

ProDesignTools

Correct answer

Community Expert

Hey Joe,

This doesn't apply to Individual licenses, which is the standard plan that most people buy from Adobe.

In other words, all Creative Cloud for Individuals plans are tied to your Adobe ID, meaning it's no problem moving the software between machines.

So you should be able to change your computer at any time, and don't have to wait until you get your new one.

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