@David_B,

I'm not sure if my issue is the same as the OP's but the attached screenshots are what I am receiving when I try to launch Photoshop CS6. If I click "Try Again" I get the 2nd screen which makes it seem like its working fine. But then Photoshop still won't open and it gives me the first popup screen again.

My account IS active and in good standing. In fact, Adobe has already charged me for my first month despite telling me on the phone that I wouldn't be charged until after 30 days.

Please advise if you have any suggestions. Would really like to get this issue licked ASAP.

It works on my mac air, which has been updated to the las OS X release. On my main which hasn't I have the same symptoms as Mr. Met. I will update OS X there to and get to you if it resolved the question.

There still the same problem for me too, but with indesign

Do you have an old version of AI installed?

I have...

Since I sort of piggy-backed the OP's message, and have received a couple of replies with suggestions, I should mention that my issue is now resolved. The problem seems to have its roots in how the Adobe customer service rep set up my account when I ordered Creative Cloud (adding a new subscription to my account vs. converting my CS5.5 account to CS6).

If anyone does have the same issue that I was experience (hopefully there are not many of you), you can try to remedy it by clicking the "License this Software" button on the screen I posted. Failing that, you'll need to call Adobe's Technical Support department. My call took just shy of two hours, but they were working through the issue in real-time. As it is now documented, I'd like to think that if anyone else calls, it will take less time.

I have the same problem with adobe cloud telling to activate the software everyday. I'm currently using Win7 PC, Premeire CS6