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I've installed Adobe Acrobat Reader 64 bits on my Windows 11 64 bits (22H2) OS build: 22621.1265
When I attempt to login into the app using my Google Account, the windows say that it has opened a browser tab, but the tab never is opened. I attempted to log in using the user and password, but the application said that the account required Google authentication and entered an infinite loop with no login.
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Does your browser prevent popup windows? If so, allow them either temporarily for this window, or turn this feature off, sign into your Adobe account and then turn it on again.
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Yes. I disable the popup blocker and the behavior continues
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I've never used the "Continue with Google", and as long as you have an Adobe ID, you should be able to log in with our username and password. I suspect that if you select that, there is no need for a popup. Can you log in with your username and password on Adobe's web site (https://account.adobe.com)?
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I use 2 browsers, Google Chrome and Firefox. In both browsers, I am logged. Each browser has a different account. I have my personal account and my work account on each browser.
With my personal account, I have my account with Lightroom & Photoshop, photographer pack with User & Password. With my work account always I use Google, and as you can see, when I try to create a password Adobe sent to me to login using google.
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And one more: Have you tried a different browser?
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Yes. As I said, I am logged in both browsers. The normal behavior, will be use the account logged in someone of the browsers and link the account from browser to Adobe Reader, but that not happen.
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I never mad much luck using two different Adobe accounts on the same computer. I use a virtual machine for my 2nd account. Acrobat is trying to open the default browser, if the default browser is not the one that has the Adobe login you want to use, then you need to temprarily reconfigure what your default browser is. But again, this may still not work correctly. I don't think Adobe has a working system for two different Adobe accounts at the same time on the same system.
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Karl, thanks for your detailed answer. I have two laptops, both with Windows 11 and two Adobe accounts, the first one is personal and associated with my Photographer plan, and the other is my work account. I'm a Firefox User, on my personal computer, my default browser is Firefox, and on my work Account is Google Chrome.
When I'm logged in, Adobe takes the login information from the default browser. On my personal laptop from Firefox and from my work machine from Google Chrome.
On my personal laptop, also in my wife's computer, has the same configuration with two browsers and two accounts. The configuration with 2 accounts works perfectly. In the present computer, the behavior before the fresh installation works fine.
If I change the default browser and make a logout from desktop application, then when I'm logging, takes the configuration from the new default browser. This is because I use a different configuration for Fill & Sign.
Currently, I'm uninstalling the software, removing any temp files and restart to do a new adobe installation. My last try.
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The only way to resolve the issue was creating a password and made a User & Pass login no using Google Account.
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Another info. The Windows is a fresh installation with no more than 5 days.