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For many people, the Adobe Creative Cloud with its Photoshop and Premiere programs is one of the most important and best programs in the creative field. The company also charges handsomely for the service – in Germany you pay just over 60 euros for over 20 programs per month. With a VPN you can save a large part of the amount. We’ll show you how to do it and what you need to pay attention to.

Buy Adobe Creative Cloud cheaper via VPN

In different countries you pay different prices for the service. For an annual subscription in Turkey you currently pay around 190 Turkish lira per month, which when converted into euros is a little less than 7 euros. With the current exchange rate, that means a price of around 80 euros over twelve months. So you only pay 20 euros more per year than a monthly subscription in this country.

This is how you take out the subscription via VPN

Basically, all you need for the cheaper subscription is a suitable VPN. This allows you to travel virtually to Turkey and complete your subscription. There are countless paid and free versions of VPNs. It is important for this offer that your service provider offers a server in Turkey and that it works securely. Otherwise you won’t even see the deal.

Our test winner Cyberghost offers a large selection of servers. A paid subscription is required for this – but thanks to the money-back guarantee, you can also use it without risk to take out the cheap Creative Cloud subscription and then cancel it.

Subscribe to Adobe Creative Cloud via Turkey

Once connected to Turkey, you can access the Turkish Creative Cloud page on Adobe and have it translated via Google. It is important that you confirm the default setting “Türkiye”, otherwise you will be redirected to the German site. If you then click on the “View plans and prices” buttons and on Creative Cloud all apps on “Find out more”, you will see the different models. We have listed these for you.

Monthly: 507.60 lira – the equivalent of around 17.50 euros
Annual subscription with monthly payment: 190.80 lira – the equivalent of around 6.60 euros per month
Annually in advance: 2,289.60 lira – the equivalent of around 79 euros

We recommend an annual subscription with monthly payment, as you are entitled to part of the costs in the event of cancellation. After selecting your package, enter your email address and pay by credit card. After completing the payment process, you can disconnect the VPN connection again and have an inexpensive original version of Adobe Creative Cloud for one year.

You have to consider this before purchasing

Since this is a one-year offer, your subscription will automatically be renewed at the original price. For the annual subscription with monthly payment you then pay 332.76 lira per month, which would be around 11 euros. If you don’t want to continue the package, remember to cancel it in good time.

Is that legal?

Not everything that is possible thanks to the technical means of the Internet is also permitted. This “trick” also raises the question: Is this actually legal? The well-known media lawyer Christian Solmecke is of the opinion that using a VPN to circumvent a geo-blocking is not “bypassing technical protective measures” so that one can do this for private purposes. But he also points out that there are lawyers who take a different view.

There is no decision by the highest court on this yet, but a corresponding case is already being heard by the European Court of Justice. So here, similar to when streaming sports events via VPN via foreign broadcasters, you are legally in a gray area.

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Adobe’s suite of creative apps mostly require a lot of processing power and often use the GPU to render many features. Applications that need more processing power will force the CPU to consume more power and this is expected behavior. That said, it’s rare that a single app can drain a laptop or tablet’s battery on its own.

There are exceptions to how much battery a single app can consume. For example, a game running at high FPS or a movie played in 4K will definitely result in extraordinary battery drain. Similarly, Photoshop, After Effects, and InDesign will drain your battery faster, but not as fast as a game will.

Why is my battery draining so fast?

Adobe apps may consume more battery than some of the other apps on your system, but not all have the same level of power consumption. Creative Cloud doesn’t do much in terms of processing. It’s responsible for uploading files if you use Adobe’s cloud storage solution, but beyond that it does little and stays in the background.

If you find that Creative Cloud is draining your battery too quickly, please perform these checks and then try the troubleshooting tips listed below.

Make sure Creative Cloud isn’t updating, downloading, or installing an Adobe app.
Monitor CPU usage and application power usage from Task Manager while your system is plugged into a power outlet and compare it to battery power usage to make sure it’s really consuming an extraordinary amount of power. Energy.
Check the status of your battery. If it is old and has depreciated, it will hold less charge and will discharge much more quickly when more power is used. This is not something that can be fixed without replacing the battery.

Adobe Creative Cloud drains battery quickly (FULL FIX)

1. Quit other power-hungry apps

All apps consume some power as they all use the CPU. Some apps will consume more power than others. If you have to use Creative Cloud or any of the Adobe apps while your system is on battery power, try closing all power-hungry apps. Quit the browser, especially if the browser you are using is Chrome.

2. Disable sync in Creative Cloud

Creative Cloud is primarily responsible for syncing services and they tend to consume more battery. You can disable them to reduce battery usage by the app.

Open Creative Cloud.
Click on the cloud icon at the top right to access the cloud activity.
In the popup window, click the gear icon.
Go to the Synchronization tab.
Pause sync.
Go to the Services tab.
Turn off the sources.
Close and restart Creative Cloud.

Update Creative Cloud

If Adobe Creative Cloud needs to be updated, it may be running the update service repeatedly and therefore consuming more battery.

Open Creative Cloud.
Go to Help > Check for updates.
Allow the app to check for and install updates.
Restart all Adobe applications.

Clean install Creative Cloud

If an update doesn’t fix the problem, a clean install of Creative Cloud will do the trick. You need to uninstall Creative Cloud first, and since we’re going to do a clean install, you need to use the Creative Cloud uninstaller and not the Control Panel.

Download the Creative Cloud uninstaller.
Extract the folder and run EXE in it.
Follow the instructions on the screen and select ‘Creative Cloud Only’ to uninstall.
Once uninstalled, reboot the system.
Download Creative Cloud and install it again.

conclusion

Adobe Creative Cloud doesn’t need to be running all the time. In fact, you can exit the application and continue using other Adobe applications without any problem. If Creative Cloud is still using too much battery power, you can quit the app and use your system for a comparatively longer time on battery.