The Adobe Software License Agreement (SLA or EULA) reappears after you click Accept when launching a Creative Cloud product.
Solution
On your keyboard press Ctrl + R, then type C:\Users\[PCNAME]\AppData\Local\Adobe\OOBE press Enter
Or
Goto: C:\Users\[PCNAME]\AppData\Local\Adobe\OOBE
Look for _LicenseAgreement.xml
_LicenseAgreement.xml
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" ?>
On your keyboard press Ctrl + R, then type C:\Users\[PCNAME]\AppData\Local\Adobe\OOBE press Enter
Or
Goto: C:\Users\[PCNAME]\AppData\Local\Adobe\OOBE
Look for _LicenseAgreement.xml
Then Right Click -> Choose Edit
with notepad++
_LicenseAgreement.xml
<LicenseAgreementAcceptanceStatus>
<LicenseAgreementAcceptanceRecords>
</LicenseAgreementAcceptanceRecords>
</LicenseAgreementAcceptanceStatus>
Copy and Paste
this code inside the LicenseAgreementAcceptanceRecords code :
<LicenseAgreementAcceptanceRecord>
<Type>1</Type>
<Version>[Version Here]</Version>
<Phase>2</Phase>
<Locale>en_US</Locale>
<TimeStamp>13117794395</TimeStamp>
<AcceptedBy Type="LEID">[Application LEID]</AcceptedBy>
</LicenseAgreementAcceptanceRecord>
Note : Change the Version and LEID of
your Adobe Products
Ex.
Version = 16.0.32
Application LEID = V7{}Dreamweaver-16-Win-GM
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| Save File |
Open your Adobe Product again.
if the license agreement appears click Accept.
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Done
