Adobe CC : Self-sign up and get an Enterprise ID to use
Updated: Oct 28, 2022
About Adobe CC Self-Signup
“Self-sign-up” is a registration process that a user performs only once, the first time.
Only faculty and staff with a Unified Authentication ID can self-sign up at the “Self-Sign Up” button link at the bottom of this page.
Note: If a user who has already self-signed up tries to self-sign up again, the following error screen will appear. The cause of the error is the red line “User already in organization”.
Whether you are using multiple PCs or starting a new one, you do not need to perform a new self-sign-up process.
・If you change the PC you are using due to a transfer or other reason, log out of Adobe CC on the old PC.
If you wish to use Adobe CC on the PC used by your predecessor after the transfer, please log in again using your Enterprise ID.
・If the email address registered in the Unified Authentication System is changed (e.g., from @u to @un), you will need to sign up with the new email address and log in again.
・Adobe CC desktop applications can be installed on an unlimited number of PCs owned by the University.
Note: How many computers can Adobe applications be installed on?
https://helpx.adobe.com/jp/download-install/using/install-apps-number-of-computers.html
After the self-sign-up is complete.
If you have already self-signed up, please see below to use Adobe CC.
- Set Password
- Use the password you set during self-signup
- Skip if already set up
- Log in at adobe.com
- Download and install Adobe CC desktop application
Please proceed in the above order.
- Set Password
Please follow the link in the “Adobe Creative Cloud Enterprise Edition Complete Plan is now available” email to set your password. The length of the password and the type of characters should follow “Note: Password precautions are as follows” in ❸ of https://helpx.adobe.com/jp/x-productkb/policy-pricing/cpsid_92722.html, and choose a password that is different from the Unified Authentication System password.
- Log in at adobe.com
Once you have set your password
go to https://www.adobe.com/jp/
and click on “Login” in the upper right corner.
・Enter your @un / @u email address in the “Email Address” field on the next screen and click “Continue”.
・On the next screen, “Select Account,” select “Company or School Account. If the next screen says “To verify your identity, we will send a verification code to the following address”, click “Continue”. You will receive an e-mail with a “Verification code”. and enter the verification code provided in the e-mail.
・On the next screen, “Enter Password,” enter the password you have set for your Adobe Enterprise ID (@un / @u email address) (not the Unified Authentication System password) and click “Continue” to confirm your login.
- Download and install Adobe CC desktop application
After logging in, go to the following page(Adobe ｜ Follow these steps to install Creative Cloud) and click “Save File” to save the Creative_Cloud_Set-Up.exe file.
Click on the saved Creative_Cloud_Set-Up.exe to install.
After installation, open the Adobe CC desktop application to install Acrobat and other required products.
Note: Selecting “Company or School Account” will give you the University’s blanket license. If you proceed by clicking on “Personal Account,” you will not be granted the University’s blanket license, even though you have entered your @u or @un email address and the password you set yourself.
If you clicked on “personal account” by mistake, please log out once and sign in using the correct procedure.
When you open Acrobat or other products directly, the “Sign In” screen will not take you to the screen for selecting a “Company or School Account”. Be sure to sign in from the Adobe CC desktop application.
Self-sign-up must be done only once the first time through the button link below.
Inquiries about this service
If the information on this page does not resolve the problem, please contact us in person using the inquiry form. We ask that you use the inquiry form even if you have made an inquiry by telephone.
Timely information about the software is sent out via the university-wide computer system e-mail magazine.
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