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June 6, 2020
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Infamous Captcha validation has failed once more

  • June 6, 2020
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Like the title, trying to use Software I pay for to get somesort of "access denied". Tryed disableling KIS, deleting browser history (using opera) and other unofficial solutions found around the web. Mail is gmail don't know if thats important.

I know this problem was asked a few times over the years, I just can't imagin why adobe trys so desperatly to patch up a filthy boot with more holes than swiss cheese rather that making something new that does actually work in both ways: secure and reliable.

Any help and experience is welcome.

 

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    urFaceAuthor
    Participating Frequently
    June 12, 2020

    Ok, So I contacted durect helpt. CC DTA won't work on older OS than the most recent 2. I can understand why but not that but not why costumers weren't informed on time of the upcoming changes and these types of changes don't happen over night. Now that I have done what I could to gets this to work I can use it again.

     

    New Participant
    June 16, 2020

    Thanks for following through with them . This really helped me cuz i was using Windows 7 , got the exact same message as you did and could'nt figure out why . Guess I'm gonna have to update my OS ...

    urFaceAuthor
    Participating Frequently
    June 12, 2020

    Well now I tried really everything and this problem still persists. I will contact adobe directly to demand direct help so I may use software I payed for.

    Nancy OShea
    Community Expert
    June 6, 2020

    Sorry but I don't know what any of this means.  What CAPTCHA are you talking about? 

     

    Are you asking about an Adobe product or service?  Which one?  For which operating system?

     

     

    Nancy O'Shea— Product User & Community Expert
    urFaceAuthor
    Participating Frequently
    June 6, 2020

    Starting any adobe software requires a sign in. Creative cloud application gives the same message as well as login in here and trying it, see below. Tryed it with deactivated firewall and kis with same result. Problem stated.

    Using on win7 pro 64.

    Just Shoot Me
    Brainiac
    June 7, 2020

    Yeah well the problem was there from the beginning. Usually the sign in req came once a month and worked without any problems except once: about half a year ago the same problem came up and I couldn't use any adobe software for 3 weeks until it just work again just like that, until now. I haven't changed anything on my system at all so it's hard to imagine the problems is (only) at my end.

    Like I said above I tryed out various solutions found around the web, setting permissions, accepting cookies, shutting down all firewalls and what not.

    At this moment I'm working on a project which requires other software within in production pipeline and they ain't cheap. And I ain't getting paid for that so it's a double waste.

    Additionally I tryed the solutions from Nancy with no result. As I launched the CC app it was damaged so I deleted it and redownloaded from here. It opens up my browser so sign in, with success, with the message that I may close the browser to continue but the CC app doesn't do anything.


    You have a FUBAR install.

     

    Or you are on some type of Enterprise system.

    I have never ever had to Sign Back in to the CC DTA for many years. This is unless I had signed out for some reason (like for a Test of some type).

     

    So I have no idea why you have to sign in every week/month/whatever.

     

    Also could be because you are running a non supported OS, Win 7. You can't even get the newest version of the CC DTA and some of the Adobe programs won't even install on that OS.

    Just Shoot Me
    Brainiac
    June 6, 2020

    Well if you stated the actual problem you are having and included the details of what you are doing and whatever error message you may be getting along with screen shots of what you are seeing on your computer screen that would go a long way in trying to help you resolve this problem.