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<blockquote data-quote="cbay" data-source="post: 485127" data-attributes="member: 35177">I had sync turned off.&nbsp; In fairness, it's more of a cumulative factor - as i come close to my limit every month.&nbsp; &nbsp; It was pushing me to the limit though.&nbsp; &nbsp; I could add it all up looking at my task manager and maybe i'll do it later.&nbsp;&nbsp; Even though i uninstalled cc yesterday and installed my stand alone, they still reinstalled cc!!!&nbsp;&nbsp; And they give you no way to access from any other way than through cc.&nbsp;&nbsp; So,,,, after much trial and error i was able to find the executable file for the stand alone myself on my c drive and make a shortcut to my desktop and pin to start.&nbsp;&nbsp; They are some sneaky little buggers.&nbsp;&nbsp; Even so, if i'm on the net or even have my network connected they will still connect via &quot;adobe ipc broker&quot;.&nbsp; I guess in such a connected world with so much speed it's of no issue for most people and these companies know and take advantage of that - as well as provide all these connected features.I heard there was dsl service at the nearest highway from our home which is just a few miles but being on the outskirts of Dallas probably has more willing subscribers.&nbsp;&nbsp; Our little subdivision goes unnoticed.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="cbay, post: 485127, member: 35177"] I had sync turned off. In fairness, it's more of a cumulative factor - as i come close to my limit every month. It was pushing me to the limit though. I could add it all up looking at my task manager and maybe i'll do it later. Even though i uninstalled cc yesterday and installed my stand alone, they still reinstalled cc!!! And they give you no way to access from any other way than through cc. So,,,, after much trial and error i was able to find the executable file for the stand alone myself on my c drive and make a shortcut to my desktop and pin to start. They are some sneaky little buggers. Even so, if i'm on the net or even have my network connected they will still connect via "adobe ipc broker". I guess in such a connected world with so much speed it's of no issue for most people and these companies know and take advantage of that - as well as provide all these connected features. I heard there was dsl service at the nearest highway from our home which is just a few miles but being on the outskirts of Dallas probably has more willing subscribers. Our little subdivision goes unnoticed. [/QUOTE]

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