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I have recently formatted my HD and started a clean install of Windows 7 64bit.
A couple of days ago I installed CC logged in and installed Acrobat Pro with no problems. This morning I need Photoshop so I tried to login to CC and it told me an update was available and it wouldn't let me continue without installing it. So I installed it and restarted my PC. Then when I started CC it asked login details again as soon as I enter them I get "You've been signed out". I have tried at leaset 10 more times. Still I can't get logged in. I have tried changing my password though my account on the adobe website but no joy with new password either. I have uninstalled Acrobat & Creative cloud manager deleting relative folders from Appdata and reistalled but still I get "You've been signed out".
Does anyone have any ideas how I can get logged in ?.... deadlines are pressing and I am running out of patience not being able to use software I rely on.
Thanks in advance
Greg
If you are continuing to experience difficulties with being unable to sign into the Creative Cloud desktop application then please see Unable to sign in to Creative Cloud after latest update - http://helpx.adobe.com/creative-cloud/kb/unable-login-creative-cloud-248.html.
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Greg when you attempt to sign in do you receive an error? Or do you sign in normally and then you receive a message stating that "You've been signed out?"
Can you sign in successfully to https://creative.adobe.com/? Did you restore or copy over any files after you performed a clean install of Windows 7?
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Hi Jeff,
No no errors just "You've been signed out"
Yes i can sign into the website fine.
No files copied from previous install. It was supposed to be a clean start clutter free. It's tunring into a nightmare,
I have just had a 2 hour websession with an adobe technician where I created a new user account but still no joy. He is going to pass it onto another team and they will get back to me
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Ok thanks Greg. Could you post your case number when you have a moment. I would like to review your interaction with our support team.
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I haven't been issused a case number!!!
If it helps, all I could tell you is the operator was call Sudhansu
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Thanks Greg. I looked under your account and it appears that case #184846399 has been escalated.
You may also want to subscribe to a related discussion at http://forums.adobe.com/message/5796298#5796298.
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I'm having the exact same problem as Greg. I reformatted my hd 2 days ago, clean install of Mavericks, installed a few apps with no problems. Yesterday I need to install more apps and I get the "You've been signed out" message. Contacted support and said they will escalate it and get back to me as they were not able to solve the issue.
I tried signing in from another computer but the problem is still there..
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Thanks for the link Jeff........
Sorry to hear you are in the same wolrd of pain as I am Leroytan. At least we know we are not alone and that Adobe should therefore be getting their collective fingers out. Hopefully!
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Jeff, exact same problem here – case #0184845213 and #0184845564, though it says one of them is 'Withdrawn'. We are still experiencing the 'You've been signed out' bug on five Macs, different OS's and configurations.
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Simon thanks for posting your case number. I have added it to a list of users affected by these difficulties. We are continuing to investigate a solution. For new viewers of this thread please make sure you try the steps listed at http://forums.adobe.com/message/5796298#5796298#5796298. These steps have allowed some Users to resolve their difficulties.
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Thanks Jeff – as mentioned one of the cases is marked as Withdrawn, but we are still very much having issues on four different Macs, all on a mixture of OS X 10.8.4, 10.8.5 and 10.9. I can supply ACC logs if that helps.
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Simonwillox cases are often withdrawn if you already have another case started on the same issue. This is especially true if one of those cases have been escalated.
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Hi Jeff, thanks for clarifying that. Is it not just a case of rolling back the version to the one that worked? Is that too simplistic. This is really going to start causing us serious issues soon, we've got deadlines to hit and some of our apps have defaulted to trial versions.
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Recreating the opm.db file resolves the issue for some (Solution 2 here - http://helpx.adobe.com/creative-cloud/kb/unknown-server-error-launchin g-cc.html). For those experiencing the issue could you help us better diagnose the issue by zipping up and uploading some log files from your computer? Please upload the zip to Creative Cloud through a browser, make it public, and shared the link here. These are the ones we need:
PDApp.log
Windows: [System drive]:\Users\[user name]AppData\Local\Temp\PDApp.log
Mac OS: /Users/[user name]/Library/Logs/PDApp.log
ACC.log
Windows: [System drive]:\Users\[user name]\AppData\Local\Temp\ACC.log
Mac OS: /Users/[user name]/Library/Logs/PDApp.log/ACC.log
oobelib.log
Windows: [System drive]:\Users\[user name]\AppData\Local\Temp\oobelib.log
Mac OS: /Users/[user name]/AppData/Local/Temp/oobelib.log
If you're not sure how to do this, please contact our technical support department and they would be able to assist with the process.
Thanks,
-Dave
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The technician has already taken these files from me I think. I just went to check my case #0184846399 to find I can not access the page I get a error
Header Length too Large
I don't know the what info these files hold but I assume they are user specific. The issue isn't a user specific problem..... I created a new administrator account and logged into my PC using that and the problem persisted.
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Has anyone had any positive response from Adobe?
I have had 2 pointless live chat sessions and now an hour long phone call with someone who went through the same proceedures even though I told her I had all ready carried them out. She claims it has now been escalated to level 2 and that someone will contact me within 48 hours !!!!!!!! NOT GOOD ENOUGH.
I have waited 48 hours since my first web session where is was escalted already and had no call back. 48hrs from now will be Saturday morning and I'll have the pleasue of being in the dentist chair. So if it's Monday then that will be 6 DAYS.
GET YOUR FINGERS OUT ADOBE!!!!!!!!!
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Could I just have access to a previous build where it doesn't force you to update?
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Why do the push updates that are not tested. Im stuck now without Acrobat becuase it wont let me install withhout the CC APP.
This sucks
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I am stuck with out any apps, Apps I rely on.
Gimp is a poor substitue to photoshop and I have nothing to replace after effects and premier. I guess once they have you locked in to a suite that is interlinkable and connects with an other 3d app that I use I'm at their mercy. If it isn't sortted soon I'll have no choice but to seek compensation and look for alternatives or I'll be out of a job.
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Hi GregSteel,
I am really sorry for the inconvinience caused to you due to this but I would like to inform you that our Engineering team is really working hard and will be pushing an update for the same. I would really appreciate if you can give us some time. We have already escalated your case along with other cases to our Escalation team.
Regards,
Abhijit
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Thanks for getting back to me with something. At least I know it has not been forgotten about or ignored.
I know I'm going on a bit now but it just means I have to work all weekend and evenings next week to try and make up for not getting work completed on time.... Thats assuming something is done by then.
Can I not be issued and older build for now?
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Greg I would advise you to continue to work directly with our support team.
If you are looking for an additional workaround you could try signing in with a different Adobe ID and using the software in trial mode.
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Greg
You are not alone in this I have also lost a weeks work and have been told by the escalation team to wait 2-3 business days before there is a fix. Was promised call backs twice which were not made, received one yesterday to tell me to wait.
Surely there is a way of getting us an older build so us professionals are not left unable to work! My deadlines will not be met and I will have to burn the midnight oil all weekend and next week to catch up.
Adobe please understand that we users are losing significantly more money than the monthly subscription fee until this problem is fixed. I am apalled by the time it is taking to fix this issue.
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Greg I checked and your case 184846399 has been escalated. I also checked and your log files are attached to your case. I am sorry for the continued difficulties which you have faced.
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Hi Jeff, I am having the exact same issue as the folks on this thread. No error message, just the ever welcoming message "you have been signed out". I have 64 bit Win 7 OS.
I tried quitting CC and reopening, no change.
I tried deleting the opm.db file, no change.
I can log into the adobe site just fine.
Please let me know if I can help expedite any discoveries by sending yet more log files to Adobe. 🙂
When a patch is issued, will we get some notification?