Where does Adobe hold local knowledge of my account?
So my student license expired, which means it's time to pirate Adobe. I uninstalled everything Adobe and installed cracked versions.
But when I opened Illustrator, it still knew it was my student account. No porblem, I uninstalled everything again, searched and deleted everything "Adobe" or "Creative Cloud" from \User and C:\. Same problem. I logged out from the adobe account on the browser. I deleted every key and folder with "Adobe" or "Creative" (cloud) from windows registry. I hunted for anything related to adobe in windows Services. Still the same problem.
How do the pirated Adobe's know my previous account? Is it saving it on a broswer cache somehow? Is there more windows enmeshing fuckery going on?
Will there be no way but to reinstall Windows?
But when I opened Illustrator, it still knew it was my student account. No porblem, I uninstalled everything again, searched and deleted everything "Adobe" or "Creative Cloud" from \User and C:\. Same problem. I logged out from the adobe account on the browser. I deleted every key and folder with "Adobe" or "Creative" (cloud) from windows registry. I hunted for anything related to adobe in windows Services. Still the same problem.
How do the pirated Adobe's know my previous account? Is it saving it on a broswer cache somehow? Is there more windows enmeshing fuckery going on?
Will there be no way but to reinstall Windows?
