[FIXED] How to completely disable Adobe genuine software integrity service alert - Mac

If you use Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator, Adobe Acrobat, Adobe Premiere Pro, and Adobe After Effects on MacBook, then you have probably seen this error messages: -
- a popup of Adobe genuine software integrity service
- This unlicensed Adobe app will be disabled soon.
- Unlicensed apps may contain malware that exposes your files and personal data to security risks.
- Adobe provides a 10-day grace period to resolve this issue with exclusive discounts on replacement apps

Following the appearance of this error message, the application will become unresponsive, necessitating termination via the task manager. Any unsaved work will be lost. Now, let's address the expired license problem for Adobe applications on MacBook.

- 🚨 all the steps described in this article:

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- Don't forget that you can renew the license of the app or buy a new version with discount.

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[JackyMarynes]

The strange thing is, if I switch off my wifi before I started Photoshop I don't have the message.

[coreyd]

I don't have this folder on my computer yet I'm still receiving the pop up....

[sonialagier]

Thanks for your information
But I have followed your instructions for more than 2 months, almost every day the message from Adobe still comes back.
What else can I do please?

[frxnxwrld]

Hi, I need help cuz there isn't the Adobe genuine software integrity service folder, and I don't know what to do

[timofejSE]

AdobeGCClient folder is missing on my computer. Still I get the warning about the unlicensed software.

[kack]

works for me, the newest one 13.2 how?

[danielzivkomusic]

I also used mac's firewall to unable all Adobe apps from accessing the internet, then it worked perfectly! Thanks

[eternalgaming]

This actually worked! Thanks man. Support couldn't even do this for me.

[shelbykarm]

In Application Support > Adobe i cannot find the folder AdobeGCClient

[groffilshonai]

it's easier to copy the path, go to finder, open menu "GO" -> "Go to folder" then paste the path

[kuzoknits]

unfortunately, there is even no such program in the activity monitor, no genuine services

[FouinesAssociees]

The warning message persists.
I've already deleted the AdobeGCClient folder and all its files. Only the exec file AdobeGenuineValidator remains (HD/Appli/Utilities/Adobe CC/Utils).
Should I delete it too? Is it safe?
Thanks in advance

[Littlemisshorrorx]

any idea how to do this on windows 10?

[kirankaimahendran]

Hi, I actually deleted the folder around 2-3 weeks ago and it was working fine till 5 mins ago. The pop-up came back but I can't seem to locate the folder. How can I go about this?

[Danishansari]

The same problem is occurring again, what should I do now 😢??

[TheMaskedThearpist]

i cant find the adove genuine in the activity monitor

[birdgiggle]

Thankyou so much! For those who cannot find the folder like me, you have to find it using terminal and it will show you the folder. From that you can follow what this tutorial did.

[RuiMSilva]

Didn't help :( What if I have the alert but I do not have the Adobe Genuine Software Integrity Service shown on the Activity Monitor at all ? I

[AhmedMohamed-qmwd]

I've just done what you said, i'll come back after a day to see if it's worked.🤞