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   Resolved For User  ·  AdminSanyam Talwar (Senior Lead Software Engineer, Adobe InDesign) responded

   First logout from your creative cloud client, reboot your computer (cold boot) and then login with your Adobe ID again.

   If this doesn't help try to reset the CC app by following the steps below:

   Bring the CC app in the foreground the press:

   • Win: Ctrl + Alt + R
   • Mac: Cmd + Opt + R

   If this doeswn't help try the steps below:

   • Sign out from the Adobe Creative Cloud desktop application (Sign in and sign out to activate Creative Cloud apps)
   • Browse to the location: [System Drive]:\ProgramData\Adobe
   • Rename the 'SLStore' folder to 'SLStore_old'
   • Browse to the location: [System Drive]:\Program Files (x86)\Common Files\Adobe
   • Rename the 'SLCache' folder to 'SLCache_old'
   • Sign in to the Adobe CC desktop app

   You may also try below steps:

   Close all Adobe apps and make sure no Adobe processes are running in Task Manager.

   1. Make sure that Hosts file does not contains Adobe URL entries with Loop back address 127.0.0.1 .
   2. Press Windows button (located between Ctrl and Alt buttons) along with R button together at a time , you will get a run command window.

   • Type in "Appdata" hit 'Enter' key.
   • It will open Appdata folder.
   • Then navigate to Local>Adobe>OOBE. Open OOBE folder and delete " Opm.db" file.

   Once you had deleted Opm.db file , Sign in to Adobe Creative Cloud app using Valid Email ID and check.

   If this fails the next step is to try a repair of the CC client. See here: Adobe app installation stuck

   If this also doesn't help the nest step is to uninstall/reinstall per linked document above.

   You can also check the following socuments. There are a lot of steps to check. Especially take a look into your HOSTS file.

   Purchased Creative Cloud apps appear as trial versions

   How to resolve connection errors with Creative Suite applications

   Reference Thread: https://community.adobe.com/t5/photoshop-ecosystem-discussions/error-18000/m-p/15295508#M884537

   First logout from your creative cloud client, reboot your computer (cold boot) and then login with your Adobe ID again.

   If this doesn't help try to reset the CC app by following the steps below:

   Bring the CC app in the foreground the press:

   • Win: Ctrl + Alt + R
   • Mac: Cmd + Opt + R

   If this doeswn't help try the steps below:

   • Sign out from the Adobe Creative Cloud desktop application (Sign in and sign out to activate Creative Cloud apps)
   • Browse to the location: [System Drive]:\ProgramData\Adobe
   • Rename the 'SLStore' folder to 'SLStore_old'
   • Browse to the location: [System Drive]:\Program Files (x86)\Common Files\Adobe
   • Rename the 'SLCache' folder to 'SLCache_old'
   • Sign in to the Adobe CC desktop app

   You may also try below steps:

   Close all Adobe apps and make sure no Adobe processes are running in Task Manager.

   1. Make sure that Hosts file does not contains Adobe… more
   Mitchell Rodhouse shared this idea  ·  Oct 29, 2025