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This did not work unfortunately. I am running VAMT version 10.1.10586.0 I have not yet tested this on a machine, but from what I see in this thread the KMS key is still installed and activated you just can't see it in the GUI.

Has anyone tried the following link? I am having the same problems with Office 2016, I am trying this to see if it solves the issue. I shall let you know. [sOLVED] When Using A Volume Activation Management Tool ( VAMT ) 3.1: The Specified KMS Product Key Is Invalid, Of Is Unsupported By This Version Of VAMT. An Update To Support Additional Products May Be Available Online. When Adding Windows 10 Produc

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Hey Guys, I have been getting a few errors in my GPO's after upgrading my GPO store to Windows 10. The image below is the error I get when clicking 'Policies' in 'Computer Configuration'. Any help you can give me would be very much appreciated.

Good Morning IT Friends, I have deployed Adobe CC to my school network and everything seemed to be working correctly. unfortunately this is not the case . It seems that After Effects will not open for the students, if I run it as an administrator it loads fine. I have used Procmon on the PC as i think it may be a folder permissions issue but up until this point I have had no luck. Has anyone come across this problem before and if so how did you fix it. Help me Obi-Wan Kenobi you're my only hope.

I also had this problem and after many hours of testing have found a solution......well it worked for me anyway. Group Policies!!!!! I put a test user in an OU that had only default domain policies linked to it and tested the save & browse buttons in Excel & Powerpoint 2013, it worked. One by one i added in additional group policies, restarted, tested, until i found a GP that broke the buttons. In my case it was a 'Known Folder' i had disabled, the Desktop Folder {B4BFCC3A-DB2C-424C-B029-7FE99A87C641}. I have a heap of 'Known Folders' disabled as we are a school, I don't want the students saving locally as nearly everything is redirected. I never had any issues with Office 2010 with these disabled folders but for some reason Office 2013 doesnt like them. User Configuration / Administrative Templates / Windows Components / File Explorer / Disable Known Folders. I would be interested to see if this is the case for other people experiencing this problem.

I have deployed the Adobe CS6 series throughout my school environment. All appeared to deploy correctly. Photoshop works beautifully for normal users (Teachers / Staff). we seem to run into dramas when a restricted user (Students) uses photoshop. i am assuming it is a file/folder permission issue, but as to folder i do not know. - The student has full permissions to their local user profile folder. - Although the student has full permissions Photoshop doesn't seem to create any folders / files in the Appdata/Local/Temp folder. I believe it should be creating a save for web folder. Any thoughts, feelings, suggestions from my IT friends? I am having a similar problem with the Autodesk series.