Adobe Creative Cloud is offline and when online it has problems. Users report problems on connection, and of course data access problems.
Adobe is facing a major downtime that prevents users from connecting to Creative Cloud, accessing their registered applications or their stored data.
At this time if you try to connect to the service, you may not experience spinning wait cycles, errors and not being able to connect because the company tries to fix the problems.
Users on Twitter and DownDetector reported similar problems and were very disappointed that Adobe's move to the cloud caused such problems by comparing the online service to the local applications released by Adobe.
@Adobe Any news on the massive outage impacting login on both your website and desktop @creativecloud apps?
I still can't even login to reinstall the app, and now I have the endless spinning button .. #adobe #adobesdown pic.twitter.com/z9Un5NraPQ- Maxime Shigo (@maximeshigo) October 8, 2020
Adobe has acknowledged the service outage as seen in σελίδα status.adobe.com a lot alerts errors. One of them is titled “Major issue #20201008017”. At this time it appears that this particular problem has been fixed but there are no details on what caused it.
"Adobe customers may experience connection failures when attempting to access Adobe cloud services. The technical teams are working to identify the problem and try to restore the services as soon as possible. "