#Adobe creative cloud crack windows 8 install#
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At the moment they don't offer any solution for users on Windows 8.1.

So Adobe did know the Google API would stop working but didn't do anything? For me that is Adobe's problem also. Or does the bug now really prevent using the whole software and every feature in it?

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Was this bug already affecting to older versions or just new versions? If the first, then why don't Adobe let me install the software and let me test and decide myself if I'm happy with it or not? I have been using Adobe software on Windows 8.1 for years without any problems. Nowadays there are good alternatives and if this is the way Adobe operates, I'm really considering if I should continue my subscription or not.

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But I don't like how companies like Adobe are forcing their customers to update by removing features from old versions. I understand I don't get any new features before updating. I know that I need to update my system at some point but I will do it when the time is right for me. At least make the map working on old versions or explain why it is not possible. I would even be happy to use the old version of Lightroom but when I'm trying to use the Map, it says it isn't supported any more on the old version. What is the great difference that makes new versions to run on Windows 7 but not on Windows 8.1? Could you provide some technical explanations and practical examples please? Not just some vague excuses like this: 'To take advantage of the continued developments in hardware and software, Creative Cloud 2019 apps do not support some older OS versions.' As a paying customer I'm very disappointed Adobe dropped Windows 8.1 even though it continues to support Windows 7. After all Windows 8.1 is still supported by Microsoft until 2023. I know Windows 8.1 is unpopular but I haven't had any problems with it and at the moment I don't have time to upgrade to Windows 10. Does Adobe use the same tactics or have a same kind of agreement with Microsoft as Intel has? So it was just Microsoft and Intel trying to force people to update to Windows 10.

It was only coded to check which version of Windows is running and artificially block the updates if it was the 'wrong' version. There was absolutely no problem with the hardware or the software. After installing an unofficial patch everything works fine and I haven't had any problems at all. Year ago I bought a new processor by Intel and it said Windows 8.1 isn't supported and I can't install any updates to Windows. Why is Windows 7 supported if Windows 8.1 is not? I would like to know what exactly are the features that work in Windows 7 but not in Windows 8.1? Or is that just some marketing bullshit?