This firm has been offering its applications to millions of users around the world for a good number of years. To give you an idea, in this case we refer to a company that, for example, offers us a solution of the caliber of Photoshop, for example. But at the same time, it offers us other solutions related to photo and video editing, working with PDF filesWeb development, animationetc.
With everything and with it, something that we must keep in mind is that here we are talking about payment programs for the most part. In addition, many of them cannot be said to be precisely affordable solutions, especially for the end user. Precisely because of this issue related to price, many look for other free and open source alternatives. But once we have decided on one of these applications that Adobe presents us, we must also know that most of them are quite demanding.
By this we mean that their consumption of computer resources is quite high in many cases, so they do not always work as they should on all PCs. However, the tool launched by the firm itself CreativeCloud, may be of help to us in this regard. Keep in mind that in principle this is an application that allows us to manage our subscriptions to programs, their updatesaccess signature content, etc.
Check the compatibility of your PC with Adobe programs
But at the same time this same tool that we mentioned, Creative Cloud, allows us to check the compatibility of your computer with its applications. In this way we will know first hand before, for example, purchasing a subscription, if that solution will work well on our team, or not. To do this, the first thing we have to do is start the Adobe tool that we are talking about here.
In its main interface we find all those solutions of the firm to which we can subscribe. In the same way and how could it be otherwise, it also shows us those to which we already have access at this time. To make sure we see all the titles on the screen, in the left panel we click on All applications. Thus, now we only have to locate in the extensive list that is shown in this window, the program on which we want to check. Initially, it is assumed that it is the one that we plan to download and install in the future on this same PC.
When you hover the mouse pointer over the corresponding entry, a button called More info, in which we click. If not, we can also use the drop-down list that appears on the button with 3 horizontal dots and click on the same option.
At that moment, interesting information about the program will appear on the screen, among which is the data that we are looking for now. And it is that Adobe’s own Creative Cloud will inform us about whether that particular software solution will work fine on our PCor not.
