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• How to fix Adobe Application Manager code error-60 download appears corrupt but only for Photoshop CS6 app

  How to fix Adobe Application Manager code error-60 download appears corrupt but only for Photoshop CS6 Creative Suite cloud App. Several attempts have been made to install Photoshop CS6 with Adobe Application Manager without success. All the other Creative Suite apps has been downloaded successfully. I get Installation failed when trying to install Photoshop. How no one corrects it?

  PJBarbour I would recommend working with your IT Department to solve your network problems.  Aid and the trial license is only a workaround and do not solve the root cause to be able to download the Adobe Application Manager software.

  There are other offers available currently in the creative cloud, i.e. Adobe Edge and Lightroom, you need to download and install using the Adobe Application Manager to the licensed software.

• Adobe Application Manager is no longer up-to-date CS6 Production Premium

  Hello

  I have a perpetual license CS6 Production Premium for mac. I had problems with OSX El Capitan, so I returned to Yosemite 10.10.5 and I did a clean install.

  After I reinstalled CS6 Production Premium I run Adobe Application Manager to update the applications to newer versions.

  But rather as a first thing Adobe Application Manager update itself and by updating other applications, the installation program got stuck, and I had to restart my mac.

  Now: Adobe Application Manager became suddenly the creative cloud (seriously?), and rather than offer me to update the applications it offers upgrade me to CC - something that I hate and I would never do. I don't give myself no options to update to the current version of CS6, but only "update all my cc applications.

  Any ideas?

  Thank you!

  Dario

  p.s. I won't go into detail about how I feel any CC, because I know that it has already been discussed to death. But I am disgusted now I am obliged to have this application creative cloud on my mac, which I find very invasive and completely unrelated to the original CS6 license I bought. I have to use the tools of the business that I hate right now (but I used to love), I think it's very sad.

  Here's what I did:

  When you try to update, creative application Cloud opens instead of Adobe Application Manager. For this reason he detected no any update, unless I'm subscribed to CC (which of course I don't want). Apparently creative cloud and the old Adobe Application Manager coexist on your mac, but the default application is now creative cloud, so I got rid of the creative cloud and in doing so, I was able to access the former manager of Application and to update CS6 to the latest available version.

  1. Try to uninstall creative cloud using the creative cloud uninstall app in your application. If uninstall does not work because it says it is necessary to CC (even if you have CC) then proceed to step 2.
  2. Download Creative cloud cleanser here and open it.
  3. Select creative cloud and then "sanitation of selected" (uninstall will does not work). This will remove creative cloud.
  4. Open an application of CS6 (e.g. Photoshop) > help > updates...
  5. This will finally open the former Application Manager, and it will be possible to update the software again.

• How do I uninstall the program hidden from Adobe Application Manager

  I accidentally allowed Adobe to install Adobe Application Manager. I want to uninstall it, but it is not in the list of programs in the control panel. The location of file folder has no way to reinstall the program or uninstall it. Anyone know what I can do or should I just go to a system restore point?

  As I understand it:

  Maybe - http://forums.adobe.com/thread/1070249 and good reading. (after 4 I think)

• Updated Adobe Application Manager in silent mode in a company, how?

  Hello

  We have deployed creative Cloud CS6 on Windows 7 and now Adobe Application Manager (PDApp) must be updated to work, but the remoteupdatemanager is not updated for this component. I tried seaching of solution on how to make it work without any result.

  Users of the company care to share how they do, or you encounter the same problem?

  Currently Creative Cloud have a license-wise positive experience, installation-wise, it's a nightmare from the days of pre-Creative cloud. Still trying to get CC works on Windows 8 with a generated PPC 32-bit package.

  See you soon,.

  Anders

  Hello

  He just create a simple package with CCP and deploy (containing any product or updated). The last Adobe Application manager updates automatically.

  Thank you

  Rajindra kokola | Adobe Systems

• Adobe Application Manager does not

  Adobe Application Manager opens and InDesign download as ordered, but failed when trying extract the files giving a message that the application manager has been corrupted. I have installed the latest updates. I can't find the program to uninstall to reinstall. Now I am unable to open the program to all and receive a message saying: "Adobe genuine software Validation failure." The product you want to install is not a true software of Adobe and seems to be false. »

  This should help. http://helpx.Adobe.com/x-productkb/global/digital-certificate-revoked-AAM.html

• I managed to uninstall my acrobat pro, but my adobe application manager seems to think that I still have it. I do not see how to download it from adobe and re install. Can anyone help? I spent many hours trying to get my creative cloud version

  I managed to uninstall my acrobat pro, but my adobe application manager seems to think that I still have it. I do not see how to download it from adobe and re install. Can anyone help? I spent many hours trying to get my creative cloud version to run after the license of first years has failed. It was a bit of a nightmare and sie Adobe is not easy to get help from.

  I spent a few hours trying to untangle a redemption code. I dropped so uninstalled acrobat, because he is no longer works apparently.  I managed to find out how to buy a new redemption code for creative cloud through the Institute where I exposed, but now I can't get a download for my acrobat, one that will work on my macbook pro 2010 running 10.6.8

  Navigation in the adobe site was not easy and not very impressed in terms of achieving support for the problems and responses so far. Only no reply emails usually that means logging in time and time again.

  LTA

  Thanks to all of you who tried to help him. I thank can I have managed to sort it out.  It seems that I can not have uninstalled initially, but I could not access the program and all my pdfs, opens in preview.  I found another uninstall program that seems to have done the trick as my adobe application manager is now let me download.

  I hope it will do the trick and my thanks to all who responded. Bravo guys. I hope that I won't make the same mistake next year ;-)

• When I start the first 13 items I get a message saying "Adobe Application Manager, needed to verify your license is missing or damaged."

  When I start the first 13 items I get a message saying "Adobe Application Manager, needed to verify your license is missing or damaged."  If I click OK, the box goes away and I can used the program.  How to stop this message?  I use a Windows 7sp1 PC and PE is an appropriate license.  I uninstalled and then reinstalled the program, but that made no difference.

  I have a facility for Application Manager, but he does not terminate.  This program is no longer available on the Adobe Web site.

  Jeremy Moore

  You are in collaboration with the antivirus and firewall disabled temporarily when you make this diagnosis? Does make a difference?

  More comments next time...

  RTA

• First and After Effects are absent from the Cloud Adobe Application Manager... Please help ASAP

  First and After Effects are absent from the Cloud Adobe Application Manager... Please help ASAP

  Short and accurate: if they don't appear, your system does not support them. Refer to the plug Tech on the product pages and make your choice...

  Mylenium

• Adobe first does not appear as an available in Adobe Application Manager application. Why?

  When I signed up for Creative cloud there are a number of products that appear in the site Creative cloud applications, but when I try to download Premiere Pro it does not appear as one of the applications that I have in the Adobe Application Manager. How can I download Premiere Pro?

  Hi Sir,

  We apologize for all the inconvinence you had.

  I just wanted to check you are using an OS that is 64-bit.

  Premiere Pro is a 64-bit application & would appear only to Application Manager if your 64-bit system.

  1. you can go to start > run.

  2 type MSINFO32 & OK

  3. system type if there is a x 64 PC it is on another 64-bit it suggests x 86 32-bit

  Thank you

  Florian

• Damaged or missing the Adobe Application Manager

  When I start PES 13 I get a message that:

  "Adobe Application Manager, needed to verify your license is missing or damaged,

  Please download a new copy of Adobe Application Manager of

  http:Adobe.com/go/ApplicationManager ".

  Clicking ok starts the photo editing software and the PSE 13 seems to work ok. However, I can't successfully download updates. This problem started when I was running Windows 7.1. I have recently upgraded Windows 10, removed PSE 13, downloaded and re-installed in the environment Windows 10. The message at startup again and I still can't successful upgrades. Appreciate advice on how to fix.

  The error message generated by the attempts to upgrade:

  Update Adobe Photoshop elements 13.1

  There was an error downloading this update. Quit and try again later. Error code: U43M1D207

  I have successfully solve my problems today after reading some related problems. The solution came to me when windows wouldn't let me not delete old files PSE 8 left in the Programs(x86) /Adobe. folder Windows says a file or files are used by an open application and therefore did not deletions. Therefore suggested to me that Photoshop Elements 8 can not completely completely uninstalled and was interfering with the functioning of the Applications Adobe handler.

  The story of my experience is that I was running windows 7 (64-bit) and used the PSE 8. When I bought the PSE 13 I installed without removing the PSE 8 to be sure that the PSE 13 would work first. It worked but I got the errors mentioned above, that is to say, missing or damaged Applications manager not able to install updates. I uninstalled PSE 8 but which did not correct these problems. Subsequently, I've updated to Windows 10 (64-bit) and the PSE 13 questions suite.

  Today, the solution was to:

  1. uninstall all Adobe software, including Adobe Flash, Adobe reader as well as PES 10

  2. restart the computer

  3 used CCleaner to remove remaining references to the Adobe programs deleted in the Windows registry. This required 3-4 passes.

  4 restart the computer

  5 removed as much of the PSE 8 files in the folder Programs(x86)/Adobe/Photoshop Elements 8 that would allow Windows. It's all files with the exception of a font file Windows indicated was still used by an open application.

  6 restart the computer

  7A ran the registry CCleaner cleaner again and this time there were several references to the Photoshop Elements 8 license that were deleted file. This required only one pass of CCleaner, I think.

  8 restart the computer

  9. download and install 10 PSE using the user to the administrator for Windows 10. Then downloaded and installed update 10.1 PSE.

  PES 10 now works with the error messages now at startup and updates work

• Cannot download app creative cloud or Adobe Application Manager

  I'm all of a sudden having problems with creative application of cloud. He asked me to reinstall (I think, a few days ago). I uninstalled, downloaded the latest version, and now it won't let me install back. He gets to Midway through the installation process, and then disappears with no warning whatsoever. The application does not install on my system.

  
  

  In a first attempt to download the Creative Cloud Desktop app, I received a message stating that I had to download Adobe Application Manager to resolve the problem. I downloaded which so and immediately get an error message that declares "we met the following problems. Setup could not initialize. Please download Adobe Support Advisor to detect the problem. "I click on the link and it says Adobe Support Advisor is no longer available.

  I'm on an iMac running iOS 10.10 (Yosemite Golden Master). Even though it was not officially released, I've had the OS for a while now without any problem to Adobe. I didn't update anything before this problem occurred, it seemed to come out of the blue.

  The whole process is maddening. Any help is very appreciated. Thank you!

  Yes, I did. After you have reinstalled the operating system twice, I was about to start exploring other options for design program. On a last ditch effort, I was able to solve the problem by reviewing another thread (Creative Cloud Desktop won't install issues on Mac OS X 10.8.4). Step 2 in the process of Romit was an extra step that other suggestions had not listed and seemed to do the trick. The cleaning tool does not delete these.

  Whatever happens, thank you for your help as well!

• Adobe Application Manager closes unexpectedly

  Any subscriber to the arrangement of cc /Photoshop Lightroom and have been informed: congratulations - download here.

  When I click on download I get a problem report for Adobe Application Manager quite unexpectedly.  I rebooted, don't know what to do next.

  Mavericks, Lightroom 5

  I had the same problem - I bought the complete creative cloud, and as soon as I wanted to download my first piece of software. After the purchase, I logged on adobe.com and clicking on a "Download" button - a "adobe application manager" arisen - and close unexpectedly. every time - I restarted the computer, tried different browsers... still, it crashed after about 30 seconds...

  I found a solution that worked for me, I used the 'adobe creative cloud tool cleaner", check out this link:

  Use the CC cleaning tool to resolve installation problems. CC, CS3 - CS6

  After using the vacuum cleaner, the good thing happened when you click on the download button: I was asked to install the "CreativeCloudInstaller" - instead of an Adobe Application Manager - and now it works like a charm.

  While thinking about what to do, I came across this post and figured - I might as well post my solution here.
  I hope this helps!

• Adobe Application Manager installed 20/05/2013 without Permission

  Of course, there are other threads on Adobe Application Manager (AAM) and many unhappy customers.  Yet the saga continues?

  My apologies if this question seems redundant to you, but reading through the existing threads I find conflicting messages, the lack of information as to why the MAA is necessary and some apparent problems after using the cleaning tool Creative Suite to remove "Installer of creative cloud".  I'm not looking forward to my PC having problems.  So I'd be thankful some answers straight forward please, so I am well informed and can make the right decision for me!

  My o/s; Win 7 64 bit Home Premium

  Adobe products installed:

  Adobe Acrobat 9 Standard (installed Sept 2008)

  Photoshop Elements (installed in January 2013) 11

  First items 11 (installed in January 2013)

  Adobe Flash Player 11

  That's all I need and I didn't ask for all applications of "creative cloud." nor do I intend to do.  So why after all this time Adobe installed on my PC AAM - may 2013 (I see messages about this back in 2012)? I received updates very well.  Has been notified of new updates this week, normally accept (nothing noting something extra) and low and behold there is a new "Adobe Application Manager" program, which took forever to launch after the fact only to eventually introduce a login screen.  God knows what he was doing in the background... and it better NOT have been installing the evaluation version!

  I spoke with a representative of Adobe C/S.  He told me that this is how Adobe has chosen to distribute the updates now and in the future.  Despite my distress and the desire to uninstall it, he took the trouble to introduce me to the cleaning tool until I mentioned to see it here in the forums.  Then he pretty much abandoned my concerns with nothing else to do for me.  Who does Adobe think of their customers?

  My Questions:

  (1) is AAM required to receive updates that I used to receive for the applications that I installed?

  (2) not "Creative Suite Cleaner tool" completely uninstall "Adobe Application Manager" by choosing "Creative Cloud Installer"?

  (3) Will Adobe sneak this MAO on my PC again during future updates after installation?

  (4) my Adobe apps is regarded as 'CC' applications uninstall before removing the "Creative Cloud Installer?

  lack of information as to why the MAA is necessary

  This is the program that adobe uses to give users their updates/upgrades of our days. It is therefore very important to have this working properly.

  I received updates very well.  Has been notified of new updates this week, normally accept (nothing noting something extra) and low and behold there is a new "Adobe Application Manager" program, which took forever to launch after the fact only to eventually introduce a login screen.  God knows what he was doing in the background... and it better NOT have been installing the evaluation version!

  You need the Application Manager, you can't get around it (as I know). And no, new trial software does NOT automatically get installed. Adobe has not yet addressed this bass. (But they can if they want... parts just reading the EULA)

  11.4 the software may automatically download and install updates from Adobe. These updates are designed to improve and develop the Services and may take the form of bug fixes, enhanced functions, new software modules and completely new versions. As part of your use of the Services, you agree to receive such updates (and permit Adobe to deliver to you, with or without your consent).

  Your questions:

  (1) Yes, very necessary. Do NOT uninstall it.

  (2) no idea. But I recommend to use it.

  (3) Yes, because this is the app that will update all your programs when there are updates available.

  (4) I'm not quite sure what you mean. But if you have not done anything yet, you should be fine as is. Don't worry the MAO.

• How to open the window updates "Adobe Application Manager"?

  How to open the window updates "Adobe Application Manager"? Or I can or should I...?

  I am a brand new Member of cloud.  I heard about the update of the retina.  Assuming that's where updates seems logically I went first to the application "Adobe Application Manager".  Without closing the "Adobe Application Manager" I open Photoshop and went to the Help menu and select "Updates."... » ; a second window in the Application already handler open "Adobe".

  I chose the update of all.

  The result is less to:

  DW CS6 12.1 creative cloud

  There was an error of installation of this update. Quit and try again later. Error code: U44M1I200

  Dreamweaver CS6 12.0.1 update to address critical issues

  There was an error of installation of this update. Quit and try again later. Error code: U44M1I200

  Photoshop 13.1 for creative cloud

  There was an error of installation of this update. Quit and try again later. Error code: U44M1I200

  Adobe InDesign CS6 update 8.0.1

  There was an error of installation of this update. Quit and try again later. Error code: U44M1I200

  CS6 Adobe Bridge Update 5.0.1

  There was an error of installation of this update. Quit and try again later. Error code: U44M1I200

  Adobe Illustrator CS6 update (version 16.2.0)

  There was an error of installation of this update. Quit and try again later. Error code: U44M1I200

  Office DPS CS6 2.05.1 tools updated

  There was an error of installation of this update. Quit and try again later. Error code: U44M1I200

  Dynamic links Media Server CS6 update 1.0.1

  There was an error of installation of this update. Quit and try again later. Error code: U44M1I200

  Photoshop Camera Raw 7.2

  There was an error of installation of this update. Quit and try again later. Error code: U44M1I200

  Update handler 6.0.4 extensions

  There was an error of installation of this update. Quit and try again later. Error code: U44M1I200

  Adobe Media Encoder CS6 Update 6.0.2

  There was an error of installation of this update. Quit and try again later. Error code: U44M1I200

  Now, I closed "Adobe Application Manager" and reopened "Photoshop" and again selected "updates... " on the Help menu.  The "Adobe Application Manager" opened again with just a window this time and the updates happened correctly.

  I was hoping a updates would be the "Adobe Application Manager", I don't think so.

  So, if I were you I would not select "Updates."... "in an Adobe application unless the " Adobe Application Manager " is closed until they fix IT...

  Current version: Adobe® Application Manager - Version 7.0.0.128 (7.0.0.128) notes the two windows in the "Adobe Application Manager" in the attached image.

  
  

  If you read my entire post you would have seen that after closeing "Adobe Application Manager" updates completed normally next time I chose "updates... "in the Help menu in Photoshop.