Creative cloud applications keep asking me to login every time I launch an application

I'm getting this now too.

What's the deal? It started happening at the last creative cloud update. Now every time I quit and restart cc14 or cc15 I get a 'verifying licence' or a 'please sign in' dialogue on all our PC's at work. Very very annoying.

Doesn't work.... nothing works, so far. Been a subscriber for three years. Case # 0217898224 has been open since Feb 22. Still an open, unresolved issue. People are saying Adobe not acknowledging there's a problem? Maybe they can see my case has been unanswered. Do they acknowledge that?

Any resolution on this yet? I'm dead in the water here. My case# 0217898224 is still open? Moderators? Any insight?

All of your suggestions, I have tried. No success. I'm getting ready to start looking for my CS5 disc and kick Adobe to the curb. Spent my entire day trying to remedy this issue. Sucks. Totally.

Same issue, tried new windows username, same problem. opm.db is useless fix. When I was on CS6 it was a sleep issue, I don't know how i discovered it, but if the computer went to sleep I'd get the log-in screens. Now I'm on CC and the problem is all the time.

Having same issue.... persistent window popping up and now I can't even get into PS. Tell me again why people pay for this service.

Why don't these moderators/helpers/experts just admit they have no idea why CC keeps asking for the user to sign in instead of "try this" and "try that" and "uninstall" (which seems to be the go-to answer when everything else fails.  I finally quit the CC program; cancelled my subscriptions to several programs and went back to my old retail versions of Photoshop/Dreamweaver and Acrobat and all of the problems stopped.  Acrobat DC won't display the background color in any image that is exported from Corel Draw; Photoshop and CC keeps asking me to sign in and that my trial is over, regardless of the fact my account is active and I've already logged in; Dreamweaver keeps crashing whenever a new page is opened and the only solution offered is quit and sign in again or uninstall and re install.  Do you folks even have a clue?  We've all paid good money for these programs and all Adobe wants is to make more money by requiring a subscription to programs we no longer have access to.  I have a retail version of Photoshop CS5 that I cannot re install because Adobe says my serial # is invalid.  Funny... It was valid when I installed the program two years ago.  But then Adobe stopped offering support for it and "suggested" I use the Cloud and download the CC suite of products instead.  Too many glitches that cannot be explained and too many problems that cannot be corrected.  "Make sure you have the latest version running". "Make sure all the updates have been installed".  "Sign out and sign in again and see if that helps"  Really??  A $billion company and that's the best you've got?  Adobe used to be the premier photo editing and publishing software program on the planet back when you bought it and it came in a box with a user manual that had 600 pages.  Now your developers make changes to the program daily to correct errors that they should have caught during test, and nobody can keep up with the versions.  Too much money for too little quality.  By the way, you should see the hoops you have to jump thru to cancel your CC subscription.  Join?  Hell yeah, you can join. Just click here and enter your credit card info and you're home free.  Cancel?  Oh, well... you've got to contact customer service to cancel.  Bye, Adobe.  It's been real.  It's been fun.  It just ain't been real fun.

Recently I got a new version of Adobe Reader and Since day My windows is started to show errors and multiple apps are not working too.

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You can see here Microsoft edge browser is pinned in taskbar but you can not see the logo on task bar.

I kept on getting the same problem and found the solution! I was opening up Adobe CC and then opening photoshop (or other apps) in the app section by clicking the open button. Instead of doing this I clicked on the actual PS icon/image to open it and then when I saw the icon appear in my task bar, I pinned it to task bar and then opened it from there. It didn't ask me to register anymore and I noticed I could also access it offline whereas before I was having to be online.

This seemed to work for me? Hope it helps you too?

Mark

http://marklaxton.com

I've had to do this every time I open Photoshop since I signed up for the subscription a year or so ago.  Nothing works ... and it's a MAJOR annoyance, not to mention the man-hours lost over time.  Adobe acknowledged the issue way back then, yet has done NOTHING to fix it.  They're answer has been just do something simple like editing your registry.  I don't think so.  I'm not the one who created this problem, and I'm not going to reprogramming my machine just to make there software work.  That's Adobe's job.

I thought they were smarter than this.  I was wrong.