Closed Kyanoxia closed 1 year ago
I got this with photoshop, my current solution is blocking the app outright with windows firewall but as you stated it'll break cloud files. I'm looking into a more pinpoint solution now.
~Try adding "0.0.0.0 5zgzzv92gn.adobe.io" to your hosts file. It's worked for me with photoshop so I'm considering adding it to the next CCStopper update, but I'd like to see if this fix will work for others.~ Just updated with an updated hosts file blocklist, try that and let me know!
I'm still with problems dude
using 1.2.1 version
The hosts block file is updated regularly, please run the patch again and see if it has any updates. If that doesn't work, you can block Photoshop.exe
in the firewall.
The hosts block file is updated regularly, please run the patch again and see if it has any updates. If that doesn't work, you can block
Photoshop.exe
in the firewall.
This one solve my problem
Will you get generative fill feature when blocking Photoshop.exe?
What happened?
The Unlicensed Adobe App popup still continues in some apps; mainly Illustrator and sometimes Photoshop. It looks something like this:
When Illustrator is blocked completely in the windows defender firewall, this gets disabled. However, I can not access cloud files then.
Expected Result?
The Unlicensed app window should never show. I understand this may not be a CCStopper issue, but CCStopper seems to fix this on other apps such as Photoshop, as aforementioned.
Version?
1.2.0-Hotfix.1
Windows Version?
Windows 11 22H2