Running Windows 10 Pro at work
Getting signed out of:
Adobe Creative Cloud (which closes every application Adobe runs with only a save prompt)
Shopify account (working across multiple stores)
Google Analytics (just throws up an error that the data is unreachable, a refresh gets it running again as normal)
Depending on the login service, some services such as Gmail and Youtube seem unaffected. Not noticing any drop in internet connection.
It had only noticed it with Shopify initially with Chrome, making me think it was a security feature on their end or my cache, but Shopify contacting support revealed they had no auto logout feature. I've scrubbed the cache and nothing changed.
After it begun happening with Adobe CC, it made me think it might be an OS problem. However, I have seen other CC users complaining about similar issues on the Adobe forums.
It's making work difficult when I'm getting logged out in the middle of tasks, and now with the Adobe software quitting it could be costly rather than just a nuisance.
Not sure if they issues are connected as although similar, they don't happen at the same time.
Getting signed out of:
Adobe Creative Cloud (which closes every application Adobe runs with only a save prompt)
Shopify account (working across multiple stores)
Google Analytics (just throws up an error that the data is unreachable, a refresh gets it running again as normal)
Depending on the login service, some services such as Gmail and Youtube seem unaffected. Not noticing any drop in internet connection.
It had only noticed it with Shopify initially with Chrome, making me think it was a security feature on their end or my cache, but Shopify contacting support revealed they had no auto logout feature. I've scrubbed the cache and nothing changed.
After it begun happening with Adobe CC, it made me think it might be an OS problem. However, I have seen other CC users complaining about similar issues on the Adobe forums.
It's making work difficult when I'm getting logged out in the middle of tasks, and now with the Adobe software quitting it could be costly rather than just a nuisance.
Not sure if they issues are connected as although similar, they don't happen at the same time.