Adobe Creative Cloud / Adobe Acrobat Pro

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1

I have a license of Adobe Acrobat Pro. I use my login and it works. I can open pdf files and more.

Sometimes I like to use Ccleaner to clean my computer and so I execute Ccleaner.

I exclude in the application tab everything of Adobe (Distiller, Creative Cloud, Acrobat Pro, Reader, ...).

But after running a cleanup and afterwards opening a pdf I have to login again in Adobe Acrobat.

When I restart my pc it keeps working, it's only after using Ccleaner.

So question is, does anybody knows what I have to disable in Ccleaner to keep being logged on in Adobe?

Many thanks for your feedback.

Kvasir.

2

Are you using Health Check?

The categories that you can tick/untick on the Windows and Applications tabs in Custom Clean only apply to Custom Cleaning.

Those ticks/unticks are ignored by Health Check which uses it's own rules.

3

Indeed, custom clean. 

So what do I have to uncheck or exclude to keep Adobe Acrobat logged on?

thanks for your help.

4

If those are unticked, and you are not running Health Check at all, then I'm not sure but it may be a login cookie that is being cleared.

Once you are logged into Adobe open CCleaner and go to Options>Cookies. 

Look on the "Cookies on computer" list for anything Adobe related and move it into "Cookies to Keep".


Then run a Custom Clean and see if it leaves you logged in now.

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45 minutes ago, nukecad said: 
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		If those are unticked, and you are not running Health Check at all, then I'm not sure but it may be a login cookie that is being cleared.
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		Once you are logged into Adobe open CCleaner and go to Options&gt;Cookies.


		Look on the "Cookies on computer" list for anything Adobe related and move it into "Cookies to Keep".


		Then run a Custom Clean and see if it leaves you logged in now.


		 
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That is a very good thought!

I’ll try that.