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I can see everything, even my behance portfolio, but NOT download software.

From there, I tried logging in to Creative Cloud and downloading InDesign CC.

I have tested by installing a non-CCM version of Indesign (the application I need in this case) and Adobe Application Manager works like a charm! Updating, everything works fine.

Those that did have it working, seemed to all have installed their machines before May. Some people had it working, whilst others had the same issue as I did.

When discussing this internally, there were two general directions.

I have gone and verrified every possible SSL and http connection based on a support document that is stated on one of these threads on the forum.

On that thought, I figured the issue might be with Parallels tools and decided to test with a Fresh VM with Windows 7 and uninstall Parallels tools.

Except if you want to screen-record with your Mac application. This completely destroys the flexibility of a VM, but is at least workable.

You then have to go back and uninstall Parallels tools for updating to work when you boot from Bootcamp.

Taking a Bootcamp partition and transferring it to Parallels breaks updating.

Testing stuff in Bootcamp is just not practical. I have not tried it.So I spent some more time on this, 'cause despite Adobe's "we don't support VM's", some of us need VM's. In some case, sharing document and user data might be an adequate compromise.

VMWARE FUSION 8 NO BOOTCAMP VOLUMES FOUND SOFTWARE

Than idea anyway depending on the software that we run. Thus in the end, sharing a partition might be less

However, even if the problem is fixed for the OS itself, some software would still have issue with licensing. Properly supported both from licensing point of view and from booting efficiency would be nice.

VMWARE FUSION 8 NO BOOTCAMP VOLUMES FOUND WINDOWS 10

In my case, I presently use Windows 10 Preview Inside VMware and Windows 8.1 from the boot camp.Īnd effectively, it is not clear how can 2 licences can be used for the same partition but different environment.

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And have either free or low cost extra license for that scenario. Thus it would be nice if Microsoft would find a way to handle that scenario (efficient boot after switch from one environment to the other). In effect, we Windows boot it see that important changes have been done and thus it rebuild the peripherical stuff which take too long. So why should this be seen as 2 machines and why should one need 2 licenses for that?Īnd as Bartman01 points out, setting a different license would result in the same problem each time the method to access the installation changes.Īs far as I understand it now, there is another problem with sharing same partition. It is one installation run on one computer but accessed in 2 different ways that can not be run in parallel. It seams you have not understand the question asked! Slmgr.vbs -ato Best, Andre Windows Insider MVP MVP-Windows and Devices for IT twitter/adacosta

VMWARE FUSION 8 NO BOOTCAMP VOLUMES FOUND INSTALL

You may install and use only one version at one time. The software may include more than one version, such as 32-bit and 64-bit. Unless otherwise provided in these license terms, only one user may use the software at a time.ĭ. Unless otherwise provided in these license terms, you may not use the software on any other computer.Ĭ. You may use the software on up to two processors on the licensed computer at one time. That computer is the "licensed computer."ī. You may install one copy of the software on one computer. That's the case with Windows from the beginning, 1 license, 1 computer.Ī. The physical boot camp partition and the virtual machine are seen as separate machines and for that reason, you need separate licenses for both.