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During my art school years, I have obtained a discounted student license, but since my studies ended, so did my license. I wanted to renew my subscription through my company, so we purchased a business license (for all softwares).
Since I already had an Adobe account (which I made during my school years), I thought it would be a good idea to obtain the business license through that. This is where all the hell started for me. I will try to organize the process into steps so it will be more transparent for both me and the forum readers:
Therefore I am asking for the help of Adobe and the community because I am afraid this whole situation will soon risk my job if I can’t find any solution.
I am deeply grateful for any advice or information anyone could provide me.
Thank you
Peter
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Hi Peter,
Please try the steps given in the following help document to resolve this issue: https://helpx.adobe.com/uk/creative-cloud/kb/activation-limit-reached-creative-cloud.html
Let us know if this helps.
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Dear Bani,
Thank you for your reply, but unfortunately this article didn't help me in solving this problem. Currently only one account is in possession of the license, not to mention that the error message that pops up all the time does not look like this, but the one that I posted above. I tried to benefit from a help of a professional but even he couldn't find out what is wrong here.
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Hello,
Please sign out from the creative cloud desktop app and quit the application.
Check and delete the "OperatingConfig" folder under "/Library/Application Support/Adobe".
Restart the system and launch the application. Use your Gmail account to sign in and check if this resolve the issue.