3 computers using creative cloud

Hi, I have a creative cloud instalation. I know that the menbership allows only 2 computers. But now I need the creative cloud to be installed in 3 computers, what I have to do?

Either get another subscription for the third machine or manage the signing in such that only two of the three are signed in at a given time.

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Using Creative Cloud Photoshop Photography program on 2 home computers

I have a license for the Adobe Creative Cloud Photoshop Photography Program (Photoshop CC 2014 & Lightroom 5). I believe I should be able to be signed in on both computers at the same time as long as I'm not using Photoshop or Lightroom simultaneously on both pc's. Or, do I have to always be signed out of Creative Cloud on 1 of the computers when using Creative Cloud on the other one?
Looking forward to clarification on this.
Thanks, Ian

Hi
you will be able to use it on two computer flawlessly , i have been using it on two computer and it works great
however if you will try to sign into the third computer them rest two computer are signed out.
so as long as you are signed into computer it will work
here is the supporting document for acrobat subscription , but it work for creative cloud Photoshop as well
Acrobat Pro XI subscription FAQ

I just changed computers: how do I now use creative cloud on my new computer?

I just changed computers: how do I now use creative Cloud on my new computer?

Firstly, if you still have access to older computer, sign out of CC activation on that computer by going to any product>help>sign out. This will deactivate your activation on the previous PC.
Then go to Creative Cloud Website and download the applications directly or download CC Desktop and downlad applications via that.
If you do not have access to older PC and you are getting a message like "Activation limit reached", the follow the steps mentioned in this document:
http://helpx.adobe.com/x-productkb/policy-pricing/activation-deactivation-products.html

Can I use Creative Cloud for students on more than one computer at the same time?

I get different info when I read about how I could use creative cloud.
Somewhere it say I can install and activate on two computers but only run the applications on one computer at the time.
On antother place I read that I can use the applications on two computers at the same time.
So what is correct?
Can I install and activa Creative Cloud for students on my PC and my Mac and also run the applications on both computers at the same time?

I already gave you the info you seek, but you don't seem to want to accept it. Here it is in writing from Adobe's EULA (find it at: General-terms)
"4.1 Subscription-Based Software License.
If we provide the Software to you as part of your subscription to use the Services, then subject to your compliance with these terms, we grant you a non-exclusive license to install and use the Software: (a) in the Territory, (b) so long as your subscription is valid, and (c) consistent with these terms and related documentation accompanying the Software. “Territory” means worldwide, but excludes any U.S. embargoed countries and countries where you are prohibited from using the Software or the Services. You may activate the Software on up to 2 devices (or virtual machines) at a time, if these activations are associated with the same Adobe ID for the same individual, unless stated at http://www.adobe.com/go/activation. However, you may not use the Software on these devices simultaneously."
You appear to want to believe that because you think you have a way of getting around the agreement without being caught it would be okay to do. You are bound to the agreement if you purchase the subscription. Do you understand what intentionally (and with fore-knowledge) failing to honor a contract constitutes?

Have others experienced a nightmare in signing up for 3 computers on Creative Cloud?

Have others experienced a ridiculous nightmare, wanting to register 3 computers for Creative Cloud? I signed up for TWO subscriptions. Spoke to supporton the phone to do this. Got all signed up on my Adobe ID.... and have been charged for the second month now.
I only just realized that I couldn't use Photoshop on my laptop, because I have "exceeded my limit" of reigstered devices. ON the phone with support, obviously in India, I spun my wheels, and spent an inordinate amount fo time, trying to figure out how to fix the issue... with the agent we couldn't even figure out how to FIND my two serial numbers on the computers, to determine which computer was registered with which computer.
After more than an hour of this, and the agent consulting his senior manager, he comes back on the line and informs me that I cannot register two subscriptions on one Adobe ID and email!!!
Then I insist on speaking with the manager. He tells me the same. I say why then did they even ACCEPT my two subscriptions on my ONE Adobe ID and email?? When I go to MY ADOBE account, it clearly shows the two orders, and the two subscriptions... and on my singel Adobe ID and email.
This is clearly ridiculous.
The manager has now asked me for 48 hours, for him to "discover who gave me the misinformation and when". I told him that that is their internal issue. I could care less about WHO and WHEN. I only care about this issue being resolved, and as quickly as possible. I will also insist on a refudn of the two months charged for a second subscription that was fraudulently accepted.
Has anyone else experienced this story, wanting to register for 3 computers (or more)? What was your coutcome?
Adobe needs to fix this.

Just wondering why you didn't take the Creative Cloud for Teams route, rather than take out two subscriptions. But do you the Application Manager installed on each machine? If so, that should show who is signed in on each computer. It sounds like the same user is signed on with all three computers, in which case sign out from the one with out your apps installed on, and sign in again using the other subscription ID.
If this proves problematic, uninstall the Application manager from the third machine, and sign in on the Adobe CC site with the new ID and start from scratch.
But surely it would be better to sort out the mess you are in, and swap your two subscriptions for a 'Team Subscription'. Go ask in the Creatice Cloud Forum, and make it clear in the thread subject window that you need help from an Adobe staff member. We frequently see Adobe staff step in on these forums, to fix complicated issues.
http://forums.adobe.com/community/creative_cloud

We have two users that have been using Creative Cloud for almost a year. Recently, sometime in the last 4ish weeks, the users can no longer run Creative Cloud apps. (Yes, our subscription is paid.) Error simply says administrator access is required

We have two users that have been using Creative Cloud for almost a year. Recently, sometime in the last 4ish weeks, the users can no longer run Creative Cloud apps. (Yes, our subscription is paid.) Error simply says administrator access is required to install. The apps have already been installed. The users cannot run them unless they are in the local admin group.Using "Run as admin" does not work. It gives the same error.
I have opened a case with adobe support and was basically told to suck it up and put the users in the admin group. Actually, what was said was that it is "mandated that the users have administrative rights".
There are a couple of things wrong with this. It was working for both users until recently - a recent required creative cloud update. The users have never been local admins yet the apps were working (poorly, but working).
We are in an enterprise environment and users simply do not have administrative rights on the computers.
I have changed permissions on all adobe folders, granting users or authenticated users modify or full control rights, did the same in whatever Adobe registry HKLM keys I could find. Nothing has allowed the users to run the apps - unless they are put in the local admin group.
Someone has to have a fix for this. Adobe apps have proved to have far too many vunerabilities to even entertain the idea of elevating user rights. I can't imagine that enterprise environments are allowing this.
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Jeff,
Thank you for your response. The users in question are "standard" domain users. We do not reduce users permissions below the standard level.
The apps do not load with their current standard user permissions.
The thing that makes this odd, is that up until recently they did this issue with cloud apps. The only way I can make it work for them now is to put them in the local administrator group on their pc's - which is not going to happen.
This is what they now see. As I said before, this was not a problem up until recently they would see all their available apps. If I put them in the local admin group the apps are listed without having to install. Everything is there, just not accessible to the user.

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Can we install all the programs in more than one computer with creative cloud with the same monthly cost?

Yes, you can use Creative Cloud desktop applications on two computers at once, regardless of operating system, for the individual associated with the Creative Cloud membership. See the product license agreements page for more information

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jho

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Secondly, with Business Catalyst if I am wanting to make more than 5 websites, do I have to use the partner plan? or is this just if I want to make comission? Basically can I pay individually for subscriptions to more than 5 sites on behalf of customers without paying the initial partner fee while I am starting up? Obviously long term the partner option makes sense but short term for start up it would be useful to just sell the adobe subscriptions without earning comission. Hope this makes sense?
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