I just signed in to Creative Cloud for the third time today!

Question

Ok, I love the new apps. I am good with the pricing structure. But this mess with first having an endless stream of problems with installing the CC manager, and the AAM, and reinstalling AND reinstalling until finally I was able to hunt down the problem myself (firewall plus anti-virus problems mostly, which just leads back to incomplete installer development IMHO).
Now? Creative cloud will not keep me signed in. What's more, it won't maintain my software authorizations. I've authorized Premeire Pro twice today, just to keep Media Encoder and dynamic link running. Why? Why why why???! To add to this, I am continually asked to reaccept the license agreement and after I login, am directed to my completely filled in profile and asked to complete it.
And if any response to this includes "uninstall/reinstall" I am going to freak the @$%^& out.
This was not happening yesterday, or the day before. Why is it happening now? If you have server problems, am I not going to be able to work?
More importantly, I'm about to pack up my gear and take a teaching appoinment in a rural area with possibly very limited Internet access. Something I thought would be fine, because I read that my license would remain active for a significant period while offline.
With two weeks to go before I leave, please tell me what is going on, and what you are going to do about it. Because I'm about to tell the University where I work that Creative Cloud is not together enough to consider yet.
Adobe, why are you trying to make me unhappy. I'm a big fan. Plus, you are delaying a significant job.

Answer 1

Follow the steps below. After several chat conversations with Adobe, this is what I think has fixed the issue. In the end, it makes sense, specifically the permissions settings. Mine were set to Read-Only (Step 4) which would mean that when I log in, it is not able to save my information to the neccessary files. My CC Account was logging off every day before. After following these steps, it has been 24 hours and I am still logged in. Its worth a try if you are having this issue. Note: this is for windows only.
Navigate to C:\ProgramData\Adobe.
Locate SLStore folder.
Right-click the SLStore folder, and choose Properties.
In the Attributes section, deselect the Read-Only option.
Click Apply, and then click OK to close the Confirm Attribute Changes dialog box
Again, right-click the SLStore folder and choose Properties.
Click the Security tab and set permissions.
•Administrators: Full Control
•Power Users: Everything but Full Control and Special
•System: Full Control
•Users: Read and Special
Click Advanced, and, if asked, accept the User Account Control (UAC) elevation prompt.
Click the Owner tab, select Administrators, and click Edit.
Select Replace Owner on Subcontainers and Objects. Click Apply, and then click OK.
Click the Permissions tab and click Change Permissions.
Select “Replace all Child Object Permissions with Inheritable Permissions from this Object”. Click OK, and then click Yes.
Click OK, and then click OK again in the Windows Security dialog box. Click OK to close the Advanced Security Settings dialog box.
Then navigate to C:\Program Files (x86)\Common Files\Adobe.
Locate SLCache folder and delete the complete contents of the SLCache folder.
Hit Window+R to bring up the Run Window, type %appdata% and press enter.
Click on Appdata in the address bar.
Then navigate to Local\Adobe\OOBE folder and delete the OPM.DB file.