How to fix "This unlicensed Adobe app will be disabled soon" error (Photoshop 2023)

Encountering the "This unlicensed Adobe app will be disabled soon" error in Photoshop 2023 can be frustrating. But don't worry, we've got you covered! In this video, I'll walk you through several straightforward steps to resolve this common issue so you can continue using Photoshop without any disruptions.
What you'll learn:
✅ Why this error occurs
✅ How to check and restore your internet connection
✅ Steps to verify your Adobe Creative Cloud subscription
✅ Tips for ensuring your Adobe software can communicate through your firewall
✅ How to reinstall Photoshop if all else fails
No more disruptions to your creative projects! Watch the video to get back on track quickly. If you find this video helpful, please hit LIKE, SUBSCRIBE for more Adobe tips and tricks, and don't forget to ring that notification bell to stay updated!

[@snchez2106]

This worked, i was doing the steps wrong at first, thanks a lot!

[@lilkingj337]

Solved 😁 tnx bro..... Subscribed and liked

[@amarakoliais6674]

Thank you so much! It worked for me!! I was so worried I was gonna have to get a new one. I'm gonna use this method on my other programs just to be safe

[@mulatshitye5187]

It is working! Thank you very much

[@carlosjuliocontreras9486]

I did it with illustrator the same way and worked perfectly... thank youuuuuu

[@VulgarTruth]

cheers mate

[@minmin-fs1nn]

thanks its working

[@petrasoukupova7330]

Do I always have to turn off the wifi? The error shows up even when I dont have the app turned on but even when I am doing smth on my notebook. How do I fix that?

[@mohamadrezafooladi1688]

Hello, I do this but when I reset my computer I must start the process from the begining, what should I do to solve this problem. Thanks

[@karylleagravante4536]

thank you so much

[@Chaotixen]

You're welcome!

[@evelienmellendijk5431]

I did this months ago, but today I got a warning again... Guess adobe is getting clever

[@manfrednt]

I have the same

[@Chaotixen]

Hello! It's quite unfortunate, but have you tried making sure that your firewall is on?

[@manfrednt]

@@Chaotixen I turned on the firewall and blocked network traffic. Additionally, I blocked traffic in Nod 32

[@evelienmellendijk5431]

@@Chaotixen Yes, of course... Solution was to delete both rules and add them again

[@Raymond-Z32]

TY for saving me from paying those bastards 💛

[@Rivian_Steel]

Hi I'm using windows 10 and running Illustrator and Photoshop 2024. This process did not work for me. Any Idea why?

[@Chaotixen]

Have you made sure that your firewall is on?

[@Rivian_Steel]

@Chaotixen yes. Firewall is on, quotation marks deleted too. I'll try install the software I have on a PC running Windows 11 and follow these steps and see if there's a difference 👌🏽

[@Chaotixen]

@@Rivian_Steel let me know how it works out!

[@parthasarathibagchi2828]

I am trying this but not solved

[@undrrtd_UA]

did you manage to fix it ?

[@parthasarathibagchi2828]

@@undrrtd_UA no

[@parthasarathibagchi2828]

I am using photopea

[@Chaotixen]

Hey! Sorry for the late response, but have you tried doing exactly as the video?

[@jotcca]

don't work.

[@Chaotixen]

Hello! It's quite unfortunate, but have you tried making sure that your firewall is on?

[@rahulpatel-sm4kt]

not working for me

[@mcastream]

it did for me , did you manage to fix it ?

[@Chaotixen]

Hey! Sorry about the late response, but have you tried it exactly as the full video?

[@RehanWangsap]

it's work to all version?

[@Chaotixen]

Yup!

[@leangkhaimeng7059]

Very Simple way is to disable your wifi or internet when use Photoshop or any others Adobe Apps.

[@Chaotixen]

Yes, that might work on some, but most of the time it'll still get detected, so it's generally better to block connections to make sure 🙂👍