Hey everybody, Shewtur here.I've got a quick tutorial to show people how to get rid of the annoying Adobe Genuine popup.
Little Snitch is a popular Mac app that detects outbound connections and lets you set up rules to block those connections. Once installed, Little Snitch monitors your internet traffic and every time it detects an outbound connection, for example, Adobe Reader trying to access the internet, it pops up a window and ask you if you want to allow the connection one time, or make a rule to allow. I deleted the Service by using Command Prompt, deleting the AdobeGCClient folder, pressed ‘End Task’ whenever Adobe Genuine Software Integrity Service and Adobe Genuine Monitor Service is running in my background (also Disabled the service when it was in my PC) and I’m a little worried if it’ll return or not.
It comes up all the time.So you're in Photoshop or something and you're just doing your thing,minding your own business.Trying to make something cool right?Bam.Adobe software you're using is not genuine.Oh, my goodness.Whatever will we do?I have an idea.Let's open the task manager.Control+Shift+Escape.There we go.Make sure we're in the processes tab up here.And we're looking for this little fella right hereAdobe Genuine Helper.All you do is right click open file location
Little Snitch Adobe Genuine Software Integrity Service
and that shows us the culprits right here.So go back to the Task Manager.We wanna kill this process you can hit End Process or delete.Bam, get's rid of the popup.Back over here we wanna delete these two files
the Adobe Genuine HelperAdobe Genuine Launcher
And you can see the file is located in this folder here.And that's it!Little Snitch Adobe Genuine Software Integrity Services
I don't know why it's so hard for other YouTubers to try to figure this out butLittle Snitch Adobe Genuine Software Integrity Service Removal
that's all you do.So next time you wanna open an Adobe programyou just do it, andthere's no crazy, annoying popups.