The version available through Adobe Fonts may be more recent than the one you have installed. To replace the version on your computer, first uninstall the local version using your font management software or the font tools built in to the operating system.
- On macOS, the default font manager is Font Book. Highlight the name of the font and then choose Edit > Disable [font] family.
- On Windows, open the Control Panel and click Fonts. Copy the font from the Fonts folder to another location to create a backup, and then delete it from the Fonts directory. Finally, sign out of your Windows account and then sign back in to update the system fonts menu.
Then click the Retry button to try activating the fonts again.