More problems I own every version of Adobe Photoshop from the earliest release to the final release of PhotoshopCS6 on Disc. I have legal keys for all editions and paid thousands of dollars for that software. I have also subscribed to their on line service for the last 11 years.Two weeks ago my Windows 10 updated and restarted. When I tried to use my Adobe Photoshop which I have had installed on my Laptop for the last 5 years, I got a message that I had to sign into Adobe again. When I tried I received a pop-up QR code to scan to sign in. I have bad Arthritis in my hands and I don't own a Smart Phone and I can't use them. They also list a link you can copy to sign in, but the the link won't copy and it's only good for 10 minutes and there is no place to to paste such a code in the Adobe browser. I when on line to my Creative Cloud and asked for help and was told that older products are not supported by Adobe any more.What a bunch of scamming Rip-off artists Adobe is, as I said I paid thousands of dollars for Keys to these products that I own. When I purchased them, there was no expiry date on how long I could use them. I have been using Photoshop CS6 on my Laptop for the last 5 years, I can't stop Windows from updating like always does. There's never been a problem before as long as I had my Key, but now Adobe has decided they are going to rip thousands of their customers off to try and force them to buy a monthly subscription. I strongly advise buyers to stay away from Adobe products, unless you want to get ripped-off. When Adobe does consent to a call back, they use a phone number that, if you are out, you can't call back. When I dial it they tell me to go the website for help. Which just cuts you off if you are not dealing with a subscription issue. I'm not trying to download a copy of an older product. I owned this software with a valid license. This is wrong, morally and legally to stop me from using software I own. Stay away from these crooks! Adobe Case # ADB-39670738-P0Y2
