I have a user working from home with a company laptop and it worked completely fine. We replaced their laptop with a newer model and they're getting this problem while on the exact same network (their home). Let me repeat: the only change that happened is they got a new laptop therefore network related arguments don't make much sense since it hasn't changed.
Used Adobe cleaner and uninstalled / re-installed Creative cloud
Followed Adobe help pages and completed:
1) Test your connection to Adobe activation servers. 2) Reset your hosts file. 3) Make sure that you can access secure sites. 4) Check the GlobalSign Root CA certificate.
I'm ready to provide a blood sample and do 20 jumping jacks if it goes to the resolution of this problem. Windows 10 x64
Steve, if it is a company laptop, then please work with them to correct any errors with the system.
It also appears the e-mail address you used is associated with an organization and there is no active membership that is assigned to the address. The download and installation forum is designed for inquiries from individual members who have complete control of the computer and network they are utilizing.
Thanks for the quick response. I'm part of the support staff from my company and we have learned in the past installing Creative Cloud products under the local administrator account takes care of things but i'm actually getting these errors within the local administrators account while I have remoted into the persons laptop with full control. I'll post in the other forums then.
Steve, I am sorry if I was still unclear. This discussion is not relevant to you. If the organization you work for has a Creative Cloud for Enterprise membership, then use the process listed in https://helpx.adobe.com/support/programs/enterprise-support-terms.html to gain access to the support that is included as part of the membership.
Sounds good Jeff - I have contacted our licencing folks to find out who is designated the support admin. I guess I was looking for a quick fix while avoiding some red tape.
You are welcome, Steve, but please careful where you are sourcing your solutions from. Solutions designed to resolve individual issues are rarely effective in a managed environment.
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