So my student license expired, which means it's time to pirate Adobe. I uninstalled everything Adobe and installed cracked versions.But when I opened Illustrator, it still knew it was my student account. No porblem, I uninstalled everything again, searched and deleted everything "Adobe" or "Creative Cloud" from \User and C:\. Same problem. I logged out from the adobe account on the browser. I deleted every key and folder with "Adobe" or "Creative" (cloud) from windows registry. I hunted for anything related to adobe in windows Services. Still the same problem.How do the pirated Adobe's know my previous account? Is it saving it on a broswer cache somehow? Is there more windows enmeshing fuckery going on?Will there be no way but to reinstall Windows?
>>106559038check your registry perhabs. there is software like API monitor or regshot that allows you to see changes that software does to your registry. Most programs usually save data there.
https://files.catbox.moe/lld1s0.txt
