Error 205

[jbm007]

Installed Substance Designer Painter, Stager

Stager runs fine,

Designer, Painter keep generating error 205 messages.

Have installed , uninstalled, rebooted, logged in to ACC, logged out.

No Joy.

I am signed into my ACC subscription. I have signed out. I have signed in, have signed out.

It appears that Substance app is not finding my subscription.

I cannot even sign in our out from the app. I keep getting the error code 205 popup.

Selecting the contact support brings up a 404 page error.

I have disabled my Anti-virus many times

I have tried different browsers.

Anyone?   Anyone?  Bueller???

[gactie]

I tried the sign-in/out solution and that did not resolve my issue. What did was use the latest Adobe Cleaner Tool app to remove the apps. Once the apps were removed I restarted the device and reinstalled the Adobe apps the issue was resolved. 

[Michael24698600hcov]

The IT guy at work fixed the problem, dont know what he did. I don't have administrator rights on my work computer. So I am unable to use Adobe cleaner and uninstall and reinstall the Adobe apps. Cheers Michael.

[Charlie2561288632le]

If anyone still has trouble with this, go to the users' keychains (Mac) and delete the secure notes that Adobe generates - Each adobe app generates keychain items, and sometimes if they duplicate, the keychain doesn't know which one to use - so as soon as the user opens up the app in question, it will instantly give you a 205 error message. 

[Elie28993703y5v8]

If you have a mac, go to https://helpx.adobe.com/de/download-install/kb/fix-licensing-error-205.html and try Solution 2. It worked for me!

[ian@csueastbay]

os OX go to terminal and type:

security dump-keychain | grep -i "Adobe App Info \|Adobe App Prefetched Info" | grep -i svce | awk -F "=" '{print $2}' | cut -d '"' -f2 | while read -r line; do security delete-generic-password -s "$line" > /dev/null ; done

worked like a charm for me

[beardomike]

Potential Fix for Windows 11 Users (Possibly 10):

Create a New User in Windows with no linked Microsoft Email Account. Local Only. Make sure it has a password. I gave my account Admin rights but removed them later on so it may not be necessary.

Once you have an account created login to it and make sure Creative Cloud and Photoshop work. As long as they do you can log out and switch to your primary account again.

Create a custom shortcut to Creative Cloud and place it on your desktop.

Go to Properties on the new Shortcut, in the Shortcut tab click Advanced and check "Run as Administrator", then go back to the main screen and change the target to match the following format, with your unique domain, username, and path:
C:\Windows\System32\runas.exe /savecred /user:DOMAIN\USERNAME "X:\PATH\TO\Creative Cloud.exe"

Run the shortcut as Admin and input the password for the account in the CMD prompt window and press ENTER

If the icon shows generic you can fix this by clicking Change Icon in properties and point to the original Creative Cloud exe. Photoshop should now work fine when you launch 

OS: Windows 11 Pro Insider Preview Build 25905.rs_prerelease.230707-1739