Adobe Support
Nov 16, 2016 17:36:44 #
Go to your control panel, then system and security. Under system, there is a choice called allow remote access. Click on it and see if allow remote access is checked. If not, then check it. If so, it may be that the service that allows remote access has been turned off. If you search for msconfig in your windows search window in the lower left corner of your screen, it will bring up the system configuration app (msconfig). Go to the services tab, and click on the box at the bottom that says enable all, it will enable all your services. Reboot and try adobe again.
Nov 16, 2016 18:03:55 #
Rongnongno wrote:
Seems to me you are utterly lost when it come to computing looking at your past post history from printer to all adobe products.
Ask a kid in your area and he will fix it in seconds.
Ask a kid in your area and he will fix it in seconds.
Yet ANOTHER reason to be nice to the kids! Be SURE to have the fridge stocked!
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