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Finally after the install i run this command to then import the prov.xml/licensing information. Then on my image, i enable internet access and then install acrobat dc via setup.exe (i did use the customization wizard to set proper app defaults however i DID NOT enter in my CCE serial and also DID NOT grant offline exception and also checked the "Allow Standalone Acrobat deployment with CCE Serial).

ie: adobe_prtk -tool=VolumeSerialize -generate -serial=xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx -leid=V7AcrobatESR-12-Win-GM -regsuppress=ss -eulasuppress -locales=ALLĪdobe's documentation has brackets around the regsupress and the eulasuppress remove those and the sign in prompt will be gone!! also the -provfilepath= parameter never worked for me so i exclude it and again the prov.xml is created in same folder as where the adobe_prtk.exe is called from.

Question 1: For the APTEE command the absolutepath=where i'm going to be calling the prov.xml from or is it where it will save it? I ran the command and it create the prov.xml in the same folder the adobe_prtk.exe is located in vs the path i specified so in turn i assume that path is where the prov.xml file will live on my imaged os machine?.

I have a two quick question about the step 1 and 2 parts and want to verify this is what i need to configure/not configure. "adobe_prtk -tool=VolumeSerialize -stream" Copy the prov.xml file created in step 1 on the image and run following APTEE command Install the customized Acrobat DC via setup.exe on the image.Ĥ. Customize Acrobat package using customization wizard for all other changes except serialization (do not enter serial and do offline exception in customization wizard).ģ. "adobe_prtk -tool=VolumeSerialize -generate -serial= -leid= -regsuppress=ss -eulasuppress

Generate a prov.xml file on any machine connected to internet using the following APTEE tool command line: Serialization of Acrobat DC via customization wizard is not the recommended way for OS imaging scenarios.ġ. WHY DOES ADOBE MAKE LICENSING SO DANG HARD for us? However, if I deploy my image and have acrobat dc installed via one of my firstlogon unattend commands the licensing survives. i installed acrobat via the setup.exe and /sALL flags. This should not be breaking since i've enabled offline exception in the msp that we used in the install. Once the image is deployed, we notice after about a few logins or so acrobat will ask the user to Sign In and at that point is useless since you can't do anything until you sign in. wim form and then deploy via Windows Deployment Services and Server 2012 R2. After making all of my changes to the images, i then will sysprep my image and then capture it in.

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I then install said package in my windows 10 images with my default admin user who's profile is then used for all new profiles.

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In it, i have used our CCE serial number and enabled Offline Exception.

I have created a customized msp file using the Acrobat Customization Wizard.

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Acrobat DC deployment in our new Windows 10 images has been a complete and utter nightmare with the way adobe tries to do licensing but yet has a full guide on licensing? WTF? ok, rant aside here is the issue I have had now since day 1 of trying to embed my Acrobat DC Standard (classic, aka 2015) into our windows 10 imaging. First off, as a sys admin i'm VERY annoyed w/Adobe these days.