Sign-in & Login Problems

Fix Adobe ID Login Page Not Loading on Android Tablet

Camila MilosovichCamila Milosovich Oct 27, 2026 868 views

Question details

The user is unable to log in with an Adobe ID on an Android tablet because the login screen loads indefinitely.

Fix Adobe ID Login Page Not Loading on Android Tablet
Product
Adobe Acrobat
Device & OS
Lenovo M10 HD tablet, Android 9
Scenario
Attempting to sign in to the Adobe Acrobat app using an Adobe ID to access documents and application features.
Observed behavior
The Adobe ID login page spins and loads indefinitely, despite Google and Facebook login options working normally and clearing the app cache having no effect.
Before you start

Ensure your Android tablet is connected to a stable Wi-Fi network, as secure authentication pages require an uninterrupted connection to communicate with login servers.

Solution 1Recommended

Reinstall Adobe Acrobat and Restart Your Tablet

A clean installation of the app combined with a device restart resolves underlying app corruption and network caching issues that cause the login page to hang.

Since simply clearing the app storage and cache did not resolve the loading loop, the application's core files or secure web view components may be corrupted. Reinstalling the app from scratch forces the device to pull fresh authentication protocols.

1
Uninstall Adobe Acrobat

Navigate to your tablet's Settings, select 'Apps & notifications', locate Adobe Acrobat, and tap 'Uninstall'. Alternatively, long-press the app icon on your home screen and select the uninstall option.

2
Restart the Tablet

Press and hold the power button on your Lenovo tablet, then select 'Restart' from the power menu to clear out temporary system glitches.

3
Reinstall from the Google Play Store

Open the Google Play Store, search for 'Adobe Acrobat Reader', and tap 'Install' to download the latest available version.

4
Attempt Login Again

Launch the newly installed app and try signing in with your Adobe ID to verify that the login page loads properly.

Reinstall Adobe Acrobat and Restart Your Tablet
Provide Version Details to Support: If the issue persists after reinstalling, note the exact version of Adobe Acrobat installed on your device (found in Settings > Apps) so you can provide it to Adobe Support.
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Frequently Asked Questions

Why does clearing the app cache not fix the login page loading error?

Clearing the cache only removes temporary files. If the application installation is corrupted, or if there is a bug within that specific app version communicating with the authentication servers, a deeper fix like a full uninstallation and reinstallation is required.

Can a weak Wi-Fi connection cause the Adobe ID page to freeze?

Yes. Secure login portals require a continuous and highly stable connection to successfully securely communicate with external servers. A fluctuating Wi-Fi signal can cause the secure page to stall and load indefinitely.

What should I do if reinstalling the app doesn't solve the issue?

Check your Android system settings for any pending OS updates, as outdated system web view components can break login pages. If fully updated, you should report the exact Acrobat app version and your tablet model to official support.