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CC Acrobat Pro version not the latest (and doesn't show CC files upon opening)

New Here ,
Sep 03, 2024 Sep 03, 2024

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In trying to sync my last read position in a PDF between two computers, leveraging Adobe Cloud storage, I found that on computer A, the option to "Show online storage when opening/saving files" is checked, however, Adobe Cloud Storage is not shown on the home screen when trying to open files. Conversely, on computer B, the function works exactly as expected, with Adobe Cloud Storage showing on the home screen and listing all my cloud files.

 

While Googling the issue, I saw many references to ensuring Acrobat was updated to the latest version. The version on computer A is 2024.002.21005, while the version on Computer B is 2024.003.20054. As they didn't match, I attempted to update the version on computer A, however, Creative Cloud does not show any updates available for Acrobat Pro, and the program itself does not have a "check for updates" option like that on computer B. With no means to update via CC or Acrobat itself, I uninstalled Acrobat and re-installed it, only to find the version on computer A is still not the current version. I again un-installed Acrobat and Creative Cloud and tried installing via the installer directly available on Adobe's website, only to find that AGAIN the version installed on computer A is not the current version.

 

Ultimately, I don't care what version is on which computer, so long as I can actually leverage Adobe Cloud Storage on both devices, but assuming it has to be the latest version of Acrobat Pro for it to work, I'd love to figure this one out. Does anyone have any ideas as to why Adobe's own installations would put different versions of an app on different computers? (Before anyone suggests logging out/in, restarting the app, or rebooting the computer, I'll mention I already tried all of that.)

 

 

Thanks.

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Adobe Employee ,
Sep 03, 2024 Sep 03, 2024

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Hi,

Both your versions A and B are quite recent ones - specifically, B is the latest and A should ideally auto-update to B. If you'd like to do so - please go ahead and update A "manually" to the latest version by choosing "Menu" -> "Help" -> "Check for Updates" and let us know once both A and B are on the same version and if you're logged in with the same ID, then ideally you should see a similar listing in Recents.

 

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Sep 04, 2024 Sep 04, 2024

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As I noted yesterday, A doesn't have the option to manually update.

 

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Sep 05, 2024 Sep 05, 2024

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Hi @TechieFenpin,

Is this machine your Personal or Office(IT Managed) machine? 

 

~Tariq

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