Will adobe support a full 16GB of RAM on Windows 7 Home Basic

I have Windows 7 Home Basic, which supports only 8GB of RAM. I've just put in another 8GB without checking this small detail (silly me). So I have a total of 16GB RAM out of which only 8 GB is detected as usable by the OS. My question is will Adobe CC utilise the complete 16 GB of RAM or will it go by the OS spec?

Duothus you can find the system requirements for those software titles at System requirements | Creative Cloud. Applications such as Photoshop, After Effects, and Illustrator can only benefit from additional memory being available.

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>
One of my concerns is that Adobe has switched over
all the
> other
> Macromeidia products to the Adobe branding but not
Authorware. My concern
> is
> Authorware is going to be phased out. My concerns are
amplified by the
> poor
> support provided by Adobe of Authorware now that the
support functions ar
> combined. Her is my story: I created at web issue on
line. I will admit
> I did
> this right around the transition of closing the
Macromedia support. My
> issue
> was upgrading from Authorware 6.5 to 7.0. It took three
weeks to get a
> responce. I was very patient. Finally it was determined
I needed to talk
> with
> a support person by phone to unlock the software. I
called the ohone
> number
> and the support person was clearly not on US soil and we
had difficulty
> communicating. I was patient. I am upgrading from 6.5 to
7.0 and the
> upgrade
> box clearly said only will upgrade from 6.5 but this
person tried a 6.0
> unlock
> number. Then I was refrered to the "more highly trained"
technical
> people. I
> had to call again while at work and spend 2 hours on the
phone where they
> again
> kept using a 6.0 unlock number. I also was talking to
someone not on USA
> soil.
> The final conclusion was, "sorry I can't unlock" and
that I should return
> the
> software and buy "Flash instead because it is the same
software." Here I
> became frustrated. I was astounuded that her was Adobe
support and they
> could
> not unlock there own software (I think because they did
not understand the
> difference between 6.5 and 6.0) and did not even know
there own software
> (Authorware is not the same as Flash).. I did not
express anger but I
> felt was
> reasonable to ask to speak to a supervisor. A this point
I was put on
> hold for
> an hour. I hung up and called back. I did not want to be
put on hold.
> The
> person was kind and said thye would take myphone number
and the supervisor
> would call me back the next day. It is four days later
and no one has
> called
> me back. I do not call this good support. I guess the
only alternative
> is to
> return the software and not use Adobe software anymore
because they do not
> support their software.
>

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