Adobe Student Licenses

Adobe is making temporary at-home access to Creative Cloud available until May 31, 2020 for schools and colleges.

Under Your Services it should list Creative Cloud. Click Open.
On the right side of the screen Below your account name click Install Creative Cloud App
If you see a window the says Permission may be required click OK
The installer should download
- macOS: Creative_Cloud_Installer.dmg
- Windows: Creative_Cloud_Set-Up.exe
Run the installer and enter and admin password if prompted
On the Install Creative Cloud window click Continue
A web browser window will prompt you to login like you did in step 3 above
Click on Company or School Account
Outside of the web browser the Creative Cloud Installer should be running
When done the Creative Cloud Desktop App (CDDA) will open
A tour window may appear. Click either the Skip or Take Tour button

In the CCDA you can choose to install individual apps as needed
Click the Install button bellow the app name
Some installations might trigger a second app to install
- For example installing Premiere Pro will also trigger the installation of Media Encoder
Click the cloud icon in the top right of the CCDA to check the installation progress
If your computer's operating system does not meet the minimum requirements for an app the last version that will work on your computer will be installed
- Check the Adobe website for the system requirements for individual apps

If you get a warning about the 7 day trial or asking you to subscribe:
- Sign out of the Creative Cloud Desktop App and then sign back in and make sure to select Company or School Account
- If you had previously had Creative Cloud apps installed you might need to uninstall the apps and then re-install the Creative Cloud Desktop App
- You may need to run the Creative Cloud Cleaner Tool

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