Sorry, your account is not valid on this device. Please try again with school ID.

[holmfridur]

This appears everytime when i try to sign into adobe applications:

Sorry, your account is not valid on this device. Please try again with school ID.

Your IT administrator may have applied access restriction on this device. Please try again with another Adobe account or contact your IT administrator for assistance.

Hi I have tried to sign intoo different accounts but this error always comes up. I have contacted my school and I have long left on my school subscription. 

[John T Smith · Accepted solution]

There have been several messages recently about problems with education subscriptions
Need IT Admin https://community.adobe.com/t5/get-started/creative-cloud-app-can-t-manage-apps-don-t-have-an-it-adm...

[jo_mol]

Hello:) I have the exact same issue as @holmfridur . Ive tried everything but havent been able to solve this issue. I have long left on my school subscription too.I purchased an individual plan under a different email but this message: 

 - Sorry, your account is not valid on this device. Please try again with school ID.

Your IT administrator may have applied access restriction on this device. Please try again with another Adobe account or contact your IT administrator for assistance - pops up everytime I try to log into any adobe application:(

[jo_mol]

Does anyone have a solution?:/ Thank you:)

[Just Shoot Me]

So people don't have to download the image you have attached to your post please Edit your post to remove the Attached screen shot and Include it in the body of the text of your post.

You do that by Clicking the "More..." link at the bottom of your post, Selecting "Edit Message" and then use the "Insert Photos" icon in the tool bar at the top of the Post/Reply/Edit dialog box like this.


Thank you.

[Abambo]

So if I understand your request correctly, you had a school account on your device and now you're having an invidual license and when you try to login into the programs you get blocked by above's message?

Did you try to completely uninstall the products and use Adobe CC Cleaner to get rid of all rests that still may reside on your computer and that do not get cleaned-up by the uninstaller? If not, try that.

[Vikrant R]

This message indicates that the installed software is part of a Shared Device or Lab setup. The license is issued to the computer rather than the signed in user. So, in that way it seems to be working as expected.

I'd recommend the following:

1. Uninstall all Adobe apps and services. Use the CC Cleaner tool

2. Restart your computer

3. Sign in to Creative Cloud and install your apps.

[Spirited_scientist5E80]

this solved the exact problem I was having, thank you!