Hey everybody, today I want to show you how to get rid of this annoying pop-up message that appears on various Adobe

software like Photoshop, Premiere Pro, Acrobat, etc., saying that this app has been disabled. In most cases, you get it

for a reason, but sometimes it could be just due to some errors. In any case, it's very easy to disable this message

permanently. So what you need to do is click on Start and type "firewall", then select "Firewall with Advanced Security".

Next, we'll create an outbound rule for a specific software. Select "Outbound Rules" and then click on "New Rule" in the appearing

dialog. Select "Program" and click "Next". Then you need to specify the path of the shortcut or executable file of the

program you want to deal with. Click "Browse". In my case, I want to block that notification in Photoshop, so I can

simply select its shortcut on my desktop and click "Open". If I didn't have a shortcut for that program on my desktop,

I would simply navigate to "C:\Program Files\Adobe\Photoshop" and then locate the executable file, "Photoshop.exe".

Click "Next". Choose "Block the connection" and click "Next". Check all these boxes and click "Next". Finally, name this rule to something

that makes sense in case you need to find it and deactivate it. Then click "Finish". If you have another Adobe program

with the same problem, simply repeat the same process, with the only difference being the path of the executable file

and the name of the rule. Now let's see if it worked, and as you can see, that pop-up message doesn't

show up anymore. And last but not least, in case you change your mind, just open the firewall, go to "Outbound Rules", select

the rule that you've created, click on "Delete", and it will bring back that notification again. And that's about it.

Remove 'THIS APP HAS BEEN DISABLED' Popup Blocker in Adobe Software 2024