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Adobe creative cloud for windows 79/28/2023 ![]() ![]() Example: Adobe can require a RTX 3090 gpu to run their software if they want but if they just required any gpu when you signed your contract, they can’t just change the requirement and keep you tied to a 1 year contract unless you spend 1000$ in a new gpu. They could, but if those change after the start of the contract, then the customer can cancel the contract. You mention Adobe can include modern requirements in their terms, so it would be fine. The thing here is that if they sign a 1 year contract for a customer, to provide a service where w7 is supported and decide mid contract they will no longer support w7, the 1 year contract the customer agreed to, can be cancelled by the customer. ![]() They provide a service and can decide for whom at any point in time. Is Adobe obligated to support any software? Not at all. You’re arguing a totally different thing. Especially considering Adobe haven't stopped producing the software for Windows 7, they simply aren't supporting it anymore. But any lawyer would have a hard time implying this software change was a change of contract terms at ALL. There's a thousand requirements they could put in there that would negate any concern there entirely. If Adobe's terms specify you need a modern operating system to run the software then the terms have not been changed at all. And mainstream support for Windows 7 ended in 2015. Would Adobe actually be obligated to support Windows 7 any more? And a LOT of legal precedent exists about computer software. But even in this case, OP can claim Adobe change their terms to access the updated software, so could cancel the contract, but it’s not so clear, as Adobe is offering some service, even if not exactly what was agreed (regularly update software)īut even in this case, OP can claim Adobe change their terms to access the updated softwareĭid they change the terms? Have you read the contract OP entered into?Ĭontract law in a lot of countries has requirements for stuff like this, but the law is about the spirit of it, not the letter. I repeat this does not apply, as OP can still use the software. If Adobe didn’t offer the old version, they couldn’t enforce the 1 year contract, as they unilaterally change the terms, so consumer would have the right to cancel the contract, even if adobe terms state that you need to keep updating your hardware and that they can change requirements for their software, and that you’ll be liable for the minimum term you agreed. In this case this doesn’t apply, as OP doesn’t have to update and can keep using the software as when the contract was signed. Consumer law doesn’t allow a company to keep charging a consumer with a service is not providing after the company changed the conditions of access, like in this case with an update. If you're new/thinking about getting creative cloud we'll be happy to share our knowledge but please don't start threads just complaining about how you don't like the service. ![]() ![]() Other rules to be made up on the fly/based on up-voting. Photoshop requests are strictly banned.Īny questions or content about any software or service included in creative cloud is allowed, but generic/beginner questions about the 'bigger' software should be asked in their specific subreddits where possible. Learn and help others so we can get the most out of our creative cloud subscriptions.įeel free to submit advice, comments on features we may have missed, or adobe are about to add, and share your cool cross-program tricks/tips/tutorials. A sub-reddit for discussions of, and help with, Adobes Creative Cloud software. ![]()
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