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I've used the Creative Cloud Packager to customize a deployment of Adobe Acrobat Pro DC with Creative Cloud. I then used the Acrobat Customization Wizard DC do some further changes. Nothing terribly major, disabled EULA, forced default, remove old version (which didn't work from all things I can tell),
This occurs for a default and my customized package.
After installation Acrobat DC prompts for login with the account that was used to create the package.
Is there a way to clear the user ID so that it prompts a user to login with their credentials instead of having it pre-filled. Similar to when you build a Windows system image and do sysprep to generalize before capturing.
Thanks, does deleting this folder help?
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CCP and Customisation Wizard will not be causing this.
It sounds like you are testing on a system where you were previously signed in and are picking up the cached login.
The following steps will clear any cached Adobe ID credentials.
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This looks to be partially correct. I am testing on the system I built the package on, so it is probably cached from that. I did log on to the same system with a regular user account and noticed the cached credentials do not appear. Which is what I was looking for.
I say partial as I deleted the opm.db file from the location described, but when launching Adobe Acrobat DC it still retained the cached login used to build the program. I do not see the credentials in the ACC program. I do on the Adobe Acrobat DC when I click the Sign In Now button. We are using Named User as deployment method.
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Thanks, does deleting this folder help?
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No change in user prompting from account that made the package (administrative account). From a regular user account though it is blank for Acrobat DC & CC without doing this fix or the other fix.