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error getting license. license server communication problem: e_adept_document_type_unknown

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I began this day with ADE 17.2 and tried every proffered solution to no avail. The last suggestion was to update to ADE 3.0.

 

The exact error message is:

Unable to download. error getting license. license server communication problem: e_adept_document_type_unknown

 

I have tried completely disabling the firewall (domain, public, private) and the problem persists. I have tried running ADE as system admin with same results.

 

I've read all the posts on this forum and it appears no one has found a solution.

 

Please note: I do not have a proxy, currently all firewalls disabled, no anti-virus software used.

Windows 7 SP 1 32 bit home premium

Firefox 27.0.1

Shockwave flash 12.0.0.70

Network connection is wifi home network

Content to be downloaded is PDF from Google Play Books

 

Is there anyone who can offer a solution ....

 

UPDATE:

My husband figured out how to disable the firewall on the router and we tested again (and simultaneiously with software firewall disabled). Still didn't work.

 

I also created a Firewall Rule specifically for this application:

GENERAL

Name: Adobe Digital Editions 3.0

[x] Enabled

Action: Allow the connection

PROGRAMS AND SERVICES

This program: [local path to]\DigitalEditions.exe

Services: apply to all programs and services

COMPUTERS

[nothing selected]

PROTOCOLS AND PORTS

Protocol type: any

local port: all

remote port: all

ICMP: [default]

SCOPE

local IP: any

remote IP: any

ADVANCED

Profiles: domain, public, private

interface types: [default]

Edge traversal: defer to application

USERS

[defaults]

Authorized: [nothing entered]

Exceptions: [nothing entered]

 

UPDATE:

I was reading other posts on similar topics and one of the suggestions was to try OverDrive. Since I already have it, I tried it and received the following error message:

 

The specified OverDrive media file "[local path]\AppData\Local\Temp\Seams-Unlikely-epub-2.acsm" is not valid. (The OverDrive media file root element is not valid.)

 

According to OverDrive's help forum that means the ACSM file can ONLY be downloaded with ADE!

http://help.overdrive.com/article/0644/What-to-do-if-you-get-an-ACSM-T he-OverDrive-media-file-root-element-is-not-valid-error-when-using-Ove rDrive-Media-Console-for-Windows-or-Mac


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