Will Adobe software work with the Windows 10 free upgrade being promoted?

Hi everyone!I am experiancing now exactly the same problem. I need to upgrade from windows 7 to Windows 10 but Im conserned about what happens to my Adobe Photoshop and Illustrator, I also have INdesign. I see the above posts are quite old like 5 years ago, can please someone let me know how they got on with waiting to see what happened? Did you guys upgraded? Did you lost your programmes?

I have personal experience with this. After I uploaded windows 10 to my laptop,  my Adobe InDesign Suite stopped working. So, I reverted back to Windows 7.  My only other problem is,  they keep pushing windows 10 in my face. I simply don't want it and I'm truly getting tired of it. Because of it, I'm constantly getting reminded to to perform updates. I'm already bothered by the fact that almost every time I perform a regular update, I have to reinstall my Acrobat Pro. I hate it with a passion.

There will never be any fixes to Acrobat 9. You upgraded your system, now you need to upgrade your apps.

For the record my current situation is that I have Dreamweaver running on a WIN 10 laptop and not running on a WIN 10 PC desktop. Why one and not the other  ........ I have no idea - but I continue the investigation

I did manage to get Dreamweaver to work on the desk top machine for about 15 mins but it failed during the process of setting up the FTP details for my web site. Dreamweaver now loads for 2 secs, displays a screen then dies. I have thought about moving Dreamweaver to the PC only but I'm too scared that I might loose the only working copy.
I tried many, if not all, of the suggestions made on various forums without success, For the moment I'm examining the various Macromedia directories to see what is different - with no success so far.
Having said that, as a result of this troubleshooting, my left eye has developed a rather unattractive twitch and also I tend to mumble expletives a lot more then i used to.

As my hobby is really about photography, not computing, I decided to try a subscription for Photoshop and Lightroom (because both of then refused to work after the WIN 10 upgrades)
I could go back to WIN 7 but after all the stuffing around I'll hang on to the limited functionality I now have and hope that I can sort it out over time.

I  live in Australia, so we get "Australian" pricing for Adobe products and as a retired person I do feel somewhat guilty for spending that amount of money on editing applications . I guess it makes you think about what you desire and want as apposed to what you actually need to do a job. If it was just Adobe moving to subscription services then maybe the costs are sustainable, but it isn't is it. If the trend continues I can see a time that the total cost of all subscriptions could be prohibitive. Time will tell
The plan now is to be responsible and try to keep a lid on costs, if possible, by finding applications that will do the job maybe not perfectly but well enough. I will shift my photo library to a format that does not rely on Adobe products as much. I will look at Dreamweaver alternatives as well, but that is a bigger ask - Dreamweaver is very good (probably the best) and for the moment the laptop still works.

I use Adobe Pro often.  I just upgraded to Windows 10, and now my Adobe Pro seems to be disabled.  In particular, I can no longer use the COMBINE DOCUMENTS feature without subscribing to a new Adobe service with a monthly fee.  Am I missing something?

I've had Windows 10 on my editing machine for several weeks and have had ZERO problems. In fact, everything works faster.

I upgraded from Windows 7 to Windows 10 and I can no longer print from Excel or Word (2010 office versions) to pdf. I am going to go back to Windows 7.

Ive been using PPCC 2015 on a clean install of Windows 10. By clean install I mean I made the recommended iso CD via the Microsoft update. I then installed Windows clean, wiping my c Drive clean.

I then downloaded PS and PP cc 2015 and for the last week or so I have been using it without any issues. I did receive a CCLibrary error but PP itself flies.

PP also seems to be a little quicker to respond, especially when closing. On my old Win 7 machine occasionally it would hang when closing.

On Win 10 it shuts down quickly and all associated background processes close as well with the exception of the CCLibrary and the IPBroker.

Overall, I personally have had a great experience with PP CC 2015 on Win 10.

Seems there are all sorts of incompatibilities with Windows 10 and Adobe products for some users and Adobe is doing little or nothing to fix the situation. I upgraded to Win10 because the scan of my system told me that there were no incompatible programs (which was wrong) and now I can't use Digital Editions. Acrobat XI seems to be working okay but I'm nervous about programs from Adobe failing after a time since others are reporting here that this is happening to them. I suppose I could downgrade my OS to get the function back, but I'm not happy about losing my free upgrade because Adobe didn't patch their programs - as if it was a surprise Win 10 was coming!?! Microsoft says I can revert but they aren't all that clear that the next time I upgrade - after either finding alternative programs from someone other than Adobe or Adobe actually upgrading their programs to really work with Windows 10 - that the upgrade will be free.

I upgraded to Windows-10 48 hours ago and so far my CS4 Web Premium Suite all seems to work (it was already installed and working fine on Win 8.1). However, just now Acrobat Pro 9.5.5 has failed, saying it needs activation via one of the othe suite programs. Tried that, and repair, and re-install, but Acrobat Pro seems dead in the water. It's an activation issue, and I did buy the suite in 2009, but I would not be surprised to be left in the lurch by Adobe. I can only hope that Photoshop does not also fail...