Hi @Natalia376367393iu0 ,   I'm sorry to hear about the trouble you're experiencing with your new student account. I reviewed the email address that you used to post here and found that you have a Creative Clouds for Individuals All Apps plan. Here’s what you can do to resolve this issue:   Switch to Your Personal Profile: Since you have an Adobe Creative Cloud All-Apps plan assigned to your personal profile, you need to make sure you're signed in with the correct profile. Sign out of your current Adobe account. Sign back in with your Adobe credentials. When prompted, choose your Personal Profile instead of the Business Profile. This will allow you to access the apps and services associated with your personal plan.   If You Don't See the Profile Chooser: If you’re not prompted to choose a profile when signing back in, it might be because the system automatically selects a profile for you. To ensure you can choose the correct profile: Sign in to your Adobe account at Adobe Account with your email and password. Go to Account and security > Sign-in and security. Turn off the Select My Profile automatically option. Then, sign out and sign back in again, and you should be prompted to select a profile.   By following these steps, you can access your Creative Cloud apps with your personal profile. If the issue persists, please let us know, and we'll be happy to assist you further. ... View more

Hi @josh7878 ,   Thank you for reaching out with your question about Adobe Creative Cloud plans. Based on your team's needs for Illustrator, Photoshop, and After Effects, let's explore your options:   Individual Plan (Creative Cloud All-Apps) vs. Creative Cloud for Teams Plan: With the Individual plan, also known as the All-Apps plan, each user would have their subscription granting access to the entire suite of Adobe Creative Cloud applications, including Illustrator, Photoshop, After Effects, and more. Alternatively, you could consider the Teams plan for your team of five users. With this plan, you would need five licenses, one for each user. While this may seem like a more significant investment upfront, it provides several benefits for team collaboration and administration. Benefits of the Teams Plan: With the Teams plan, you'll have centralized administration through the Admin Console, allowing you to easily manage users, licenses, and deployments. The Teams plan also offers enhanced collaboration features, such as shared storage and collaboration tools, which can improve your team's workflow efficiency. Additionally, you'll receive business-level support, ensuring that any issues or questions are promptly addressed.   For more information on the number of users in an all-apps plan, click here. To compare the Individual plan and Team plan, click here. ... View more

Hi @Mark23939925ylls  Absolutely, you can transfer licenses between users in the Adobe Admin Console. Here's how:   Unassigning the License: Sign in to the Admin Console. Navigate to Users > Users. Select the user who's currently on maternity leave. Under "Products," remove or edit the license assignment. Save your changes.   Assign License to Temporary Staff member: Sign in to the Admin Console. Go to the product section. Click "Assign Users." Enter the name or email address of the temporary staff member. Save your changes.   For more detailed instructions, you can refer to the following help document. ... View more

Hi @Jitender37134421yj3z ,   I want to inform you that Adobe Supports N, N-1, and LTS versions only (N= latest version).  Hope this helps! ... View more

Hi @Nishi310767836502   AEM has a separate Community. You will need to post your question here: https://adobe.ly/4diztIe ^CS ... View more