Keep getting "You have reached your activation limit" on desktop

First of all, I am aware of the other posts regarding this topic. I hope I have read them all. The most hopeful said something like "We are working on it".

That said, I wanted to describe what is happening to my account in case there is something in my experience that can be helpful.

1. I have a Desktop  and a Laptop computer, both with Win 10 pro
2. This is a fairly new occurrence. For me it started about 2 months ago and initially I ignored it.
3. So far, I have not seen it happen on my laptop
4. It seems to happen every time I restart the desktop and try using Adobe programs

This is what I am seeing on the notice window (in text).
The mark |cc| is my note. The rest of the text is from the Adobe Window:

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This device: (not activated)
|cc| This is the Desktop I am on. I have not changed or logged in weith an alternate Win. Profile in months, so that's not it

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CC-Desktop: Last launched 5 months ago

|cc| This is absolutely wrong. The last time I saw this message was 3 days ago. CC-Desktop is the machine I am on currently

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CC-LAPTOP: Last launched 2 days ago

|cc| This is likely correct. I am currently using my laptop for music composing, but I have opened Acrobat.

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While this is not terrible, it's still annoying and it looks like it has been going on since a recent update. It makes me wonder what else may be wrong.

It's easy enough to switch one device off and turn the other on, but still it is unsettling.

While I am at it, I wanted to bring up that many professional users of Adobe product have often more than 2 devices. With the advent of Pad like devices (like iPad, surface pro, etc.) it is not unusual for a professional like me to use 3 devices at once. If nothing else to keep a program going on one devoice while making changes in another program and maybe using the Pad device as a tablet to draw.

I am not there yet, I may be purchasing a Surface Pro from a friend soon, and having to turn my laptop or desktop on and off depending on where I am doing the work will be annoying.

I think Adobe should think about allowing 3 devices with our subscriptions. Maybe with some restriction like having all 3 being on the same network if used at the same time (to avoid giving a friend a permanent freebie? I am trying to put myself in Adobe shoes) and having the third device "slaved" to an active device. In otehr words, I understand Adobe's fear of piracy, but there must be a way for us to use 3 devices at once in our offices should we have the need to.