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I am a marketing specialist for a high school, and use the Adobe Creative Cloud apps on a regular basis - mostly InDesign, Illustrator, Acrobat, and Photoshop. Over the past month my computer has been running very slow - and I am wondering if it is because Creative Cloud is too much for my computer. Getting everyday tasks completed, even checking email, is a very long and slow process. Adobe Acrobat DC is the slowest app for me to work with - and often times I have to kill the program. I was given an HP ProBook 640 G3 to work on - using Microsoft Windows.I know an iMac is the best platform for Adobe - but currently this is what I have to work with.
I am thinking this was the issue but wanting to get other opinions. Thank you! - Alyssa
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Windows or MacOS is a matter of preference, not performance. What is the configuration of your equipment?
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I have an HP laptop connected to a Phillips desktop monitor for dual display. The laptop is the main device.
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Read the system requirements below. It goes without saying that an underpowered notebook is not going to give you a great user experience. And the more apps & services you use, the more resources you need.
Adobe Creative Cloud system requirements
Adobe Acrobat system requirements, supported platforms
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With configuration I mean memory, processor, graphics card, hard disk type and space an free space.
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I just found that info - I apologize.
Processor: Intel Core i5-7300U CPU 2.60 GHz 2.71 GHz
RAM: 8.00 Gb (7.88 GB usable)
After looking over the system requirements I don't think this computer has enough RAM for the 3 or 4 applications I use. Trying to get info on the graphics card and hard disk. Thanks for your help
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alyssai81284026 wrote
After looking over the system requirements I don't think this computer has enough RAM for the 3 or 4 applications I use.
Concurrently not!
Acrobat DC also was quite slow to start with my machine before a Windows 10 upgrade. There may be, however, also a change in the networking proxy, so it may well be that the troubles are related to the network configuration.
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That is what I am looking into next. Thanks for your insight this was helpful
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