Cs Review not connecting

When I fired up premiere cs5.5 on Monday my cs review window would not allow me to log in. The message displayed that cs review has been disabled and that I'd need to contact my internal IT for help but I'm working remote out of my home office and the only connection I have to the Internet is wired through a linksys router. It has worked fine for months. I updated the software to the latest version but it did not resolve the problem. I can't find a place to enable cs review.

Adobe sent me this when I posted it on the support portal:
would like to inform you that the issue you are facing may have multiple reasons.Well I am providing you a set of steps that you need to perform in order to resolve this issue.
Step 1) Log in as a user with administrator privileges (Mac OS X)
To log in as a user with administrator privileges:
1. From the Apple menu, choose Log Out.
2. Click Log Out when the system returns the message "Are you sure you want to quit all applications and log out now?"
3. When the login screen appears, select a user with administrator privileges, type the appropriate password, and then press Return.
Step 2) Re-create the premier Pro CS5.5 preferences files.
You can re-create the Premier Pro CS5.5 preferences files to eliminate problems caused by a damaged preferences files.
Note: Re-creating the Premier Pro CS5.5 preferences files restores settings to their defaults.
To re-create the CS5.5 preferences [[file or files]]:
1. Quit Premier Pro CS5.5.
2. Drag the Users>[Username]>Library>Application Support>Adobe>Premiere Pro>5.5 folder to the Trash.
3. Restart Premier Pro CS5.5.
Step 3) Run Premier Pro CS5.5 while no other applications are running.
To maximize available RAM and reduce the chance that another application may conflict with Premier Pro CS5.5, quit open applications, and then restart Premier Pro CS5.5.
If applications don't quit as expected, then force quit them.
To force quit open applications:
1. Choose Force Quit from the Apple menu.
2. In the Force Quit Applications dialog box, select an application, and then click Force Quit.
Note: Don't select the Finder, which is the core Mac OS component.
3. Click Force Quit again when Mac OS returns the alert "Do you want to force [[APPLICATION]] to quit?"
4. Restart CS5, try to re-create the error, and continue as follows:
* If the error doesn't occur, then the application you selected in step 2 conflicts with CS5.
* If the error occurs, then repeat steps 3-4; or, if you've quit all open applications, then proceed to the next task.
Step 4) Start the system in Safe Boot mode (Mac OS X)
To start the system in Safe Boot mode:
1. Restart the Macintosh. Press and hold the Shift key immediately after you hear the startup tone.
2. Release the Shift key when the Apple logo appears. Safe Boot appears on the Mac OS X startup screen.
Step 5) Please uninstall the latest update that you installed and see if still you are unable to use CS Review.
This should resolve your issue. If it does, please let us know, however in case it does not; please revert with any new information that you might want to add which will help us in resolving your issue.
That didn't help my issue. What finally solved it was uninstalling the whole cs5.5 suite and then re-installing it. It was kind of a pain but at least it works now. Hopefully they'll adress this issue in the next update. I would recommend NOT updating your software if you use CS Review until you hear from adobe about the next update having fixed it.

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I have a MacBook Pro 13" Retina. It will not connect to my office's network no matter what I do. I've tried different cables, different ports, toggling wifi on and off, inspecting the ports to see if they will recognize other thunderbolt connections and they will. I was able to connect to a Thunderbolt monitor without any issues. It may be the adapter, but there are all kinds of funky-ness going on when I try to assess the network. The thunderbolt heading under System Information claims nothing is connected - even when communicating with the Thunderbolt display. The ethernet connection claims to be working, but will not connect to the internet. It also can't seem to find our router. I've tried to manually enter all the information in using the assistant, but it still can't find it. This is especially frustrating since this computer is under a year old. I can't take it to the Genius Bar because it is owned by my company and contains proprietary info. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Hello NotAppleSavy,
Thanks for the question. After reviewing your post, it sounds like the computer wont connect to networks. I see you have used network diagnostic. I would recommend that you read this article, there are a lot of other things you can do in this article that may be able to help you resolve or isolate the issue.
Wi-Fi: How to troubleshoot Wi-Fi connectivity
Thanks for using Apple Support Communities.
Have a nice day,
Mario

HT1212 after over an hour with two Apple support reps I still cannot restore my Ipad that tells me "Ipad is disabled" I was directed to click install update which took over an hour but it didn't complete saying," ITUNES could not connect w/Ipad..hardwire

How do I restore IPAD functioning after receiving a message stating "Ipad is disabled" Note. user and passcodes are verified as enabled. Also my mfgr serial number was supplied. Downloading latest updates per direction via my HP hardwired to Ipad, failed after an hour with a message "Itunes could not connect w/Ipad because it was locked with passcode!"
thanks, Applesauce42 turning sour.

Hello jaybearden,
Thanks for the question. After reviewing your post, it sounds like you are not able to restore the iOS device since you get an error 9. I would recommend that you read this article, it may be able to help the issue.
Resolve iOS update and restore errors - Apple Support
Check your security software
Related errors: 2, 4, 6, 9, 1000, 1611, 9006. Sometimes security software can prevent your device from communicating with either the Apple update server or with your device.
Check your security software and settings to make sure that they aren't preventing a connection to the Apple servers.
Thanks for using Apple Support Communities.
Have a nice day,
Mario

My Z10 does not connect

Hi Z10 does not connect to my system Win7 Link is downloaded and it shows my z10 as connected but it does not allow me to sync it keeps asking for reconnect/reload i tried reloading few times none works i need help i am getting frustrated with this

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Mac KeyChain Access App Hangs when NOT connected to WiFi

Hi,
I am facing a problem with Keychain Access hanging and wifi connection in OS X 10.9.1 (Mavericks).
I use a Time Capsule as a base station and 13" Macbook Air (2012). The base station is connected to the internet through a PPOE connection.
Here are the details.
Since upgrading to OS X 10.9.1, my Mac automatically connects to preferred wifi network ONLY WHEN the wifi is available at start up or when the Mac wakes up from sleep, but not otherwise.
Before the upgrade, the Mac automatically connected to the preferred wifi network not just at start up, but whenever the wifi became available.
In other words, after the upgrade, if I boot up the Time Capsule base station and the Mac simultaneously, the Mac scans for the base station wifi network (this is configured as the top preferred wifi network) at start up, but since the base staion is still booting up, the Mac doesn't find the wifi.
But once the base station has booted up and wifi is available, the Mac no longer bothers to join it.
At this point, if I click on the Keychain Access application, IT HANGS (I see a rainbow-colored rotating disc/ball). And it continues to hang UNLESS I do ONE of the following to get the Mac connected to the wifi.
1. I manually select the preferred wifi network using the wifi icon at the top of the screen; OR
2. I put the Mac to sleep (by closing the cover) and then wake it up. On wake up, it connects automatically to the preferred wifi network; OR
3. I turn off the wifi (using the wifi icon on the top) and turn it back on, at which point, the Mac automatically connects to the preferred wifi network.
As soon as the Mac gets connected to the WiFi, the Keychain Access application STOPS hanging and open up normally.
I also noticed that Keychain Access DOESN'T HANG (even if the Mac is not connected to the wifi), if I do the following:
1. Go to Network preferences;
2. Uncheck "Ask to join new networks";
3. Click on the "Advanced" button, select wifi tab, and remove all preferred wifi networks and uncheck "Remember networks this computer has joined".
I obviously want to set preferred wif networks, so the above workaround to avoid Keychain Access hanging is not acceptable.
I have tried everything possible including contacting Apple support, but so far the issue is still unresolved.
Appreciate any help you can provide.
Prem

There was a hotfix for this put out just after V25.
Unfortunetly you have to rebuild your viewer and submit and update to Apple. From my experience they were very quick about approving the update because of the critical nature of the update even without putting in an expediated review request, but that was over a month ago.

Network and Sharing Center: You are currently not connected to any networks!

This happened all of the sudden, I restarted the system and BOOM!
After noticing the icon with the Exclamation mark at the system tray, there was nothing wrong with communication but the reporting is really messed up!
I've uninstalled the NIC driver and reinstalled it, reviewed services permission and if they are running but still no lucky here...
It's Win 8.1 Pro x64, the computer is member of a domain and I'm surely online, otherwise I could not be writing this post! ;)
Any help would be greatly appreciated!

did you upgrade your Windows 8.1 from XP?
http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/windows_8-networking/windows-8-not-connected-to-network-but-it-is-shows/873d7474-6149-43bc-a94b-a29ff75afaa7
Check OP reply:
A follow up for anyone reading this. My problem was apparently caused by upgrading from XP and usinging the keep files and settings option. Though there are very limited items brought over from an XP installation, something buried somewhere disabled the
network connections.
To fix this, Windows 8 has a new feature called reset. This basically does setup all over again if you choose the erase files option. You have to enter the product key again when you do this. It is a clean installation. I had to update the graphic
card drivers, add Media Center back in, install the HD Homerun Prime software, run the cable advisor, do TV setup and finally have it working as I had planned.
I suggest try same procedure (if you upgrade from XP to Windows 8.1), choose reset and reinstall back all the drivers

Time Capsule not connected to Ethernet?

Hello,
I walked in to my office two days ago and the amber light was blinking with an occasional green (on my Time Capsule).
The reported error was that the ethernet was not connected. It was. I ultimately disconnected the ethernet cable from my Time Capsule and connected directly to my iMac. After some configuring issues I was on line. Did what I needed to do and shut down.
Next day I decided to try powering down the Time Capsule and re-connected the Ethernet cable. Everything worked fine just like it has for well over a year now.
I figured maybe the cleaning crew bumped the power and everything was fine.
No dice.
Came in this morning and the Time Capsule is blinking amber again (with an occasional green) same issue. "no ethernet connected."
Now I am connected directly to the IMac and asking for help.
Please.
Thanks in advance for your help.
P

On our TC, the TC shows a green light even when it refuses our computer/device wireless connections and says the password is invalid. However, I left the house for three hours and am now on my laptop and it is apparently working normally. I plan to watch it very closely for the next week and see what happens.
I have read on here (and other Mac-centric review sites) that TC's are very unreliable, have slower than average wireless connections (and short ranges in apartments, especially through walls/several rooms), and fail within 18 months -- all of which is considered "normal" lifespan by Apple (as confirmed by the Apple employees at the San Diego Store in Fashion Valley).
I don't plan on purchasing another TC, and likely not even an Airport extreme. I will look at buying a more reliable wireless router with stronger (farther) connections and connection ranges. I love apple products and have used them to the exclusion of others for over 15 years, but this is really annoying (and my friends have much better wireless networks!).

Software Updater- Not connected to the internet

I have recently downgraded from a Cable modem to a wi-fi using Globetroter Connect and the AT&T 3G network. Now when I run Software update - I get a message that I am not connected to the internet - even tho I am running Netscape in the background. (I have tried both running netscape and not runing netscape so that's not the issue) I have browsed through old posts on this topic and can't seem to find help.
thanks in advance
Robby

If other OS X internet dependent items do not work of don't work well
now that you've changed some system settings (or should have) in
order to use a new internet provider and other hardware, you may
have to change system settings. A non-Apple browser can use its
own settings and find an internet connection in your Mac. Other
parts of the system may not find the internet directly if a change
was made to your computer's settings or the hardware attached.
In some cases, a Mac owner may find Safari won't work; FireFox
will; and to the same web pages, the results will differ. Or other
internet dependent items such as certain live widgets can't find
the internet if they rely on other system settings not set correctly.
So, this means there much be some location setting, or some
old proxy, or perhaps a firewall setting or other block; maybe
even one part of the Network settings is correct in general
while another is not. Even improper DNS or other numbers
may be a partial reason for something halfway working.
If you get different results or none at all from native Mac OS X
internet dependent applications or utilities, then the settings
or location, or other network, or system pref setting, etc are in
need of review and some changes need to be tried.
Have you tried other user accounts to see if the system's own
reliance on the internet settings in System Preferences Network
and other basics still work (or don't) thereby narrowing the issue?
The kind of problem you've cited has other parallel causes under
different topics online; I have read about, but not experienced them.
Good luck & happy computing!

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