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• I can't reinstall Adobe Application Manager (AAM)

  I have installed Adobe CS5 (and work) on my tour Pro Mac running Lion (10.7.5) with 3 terabytes of disk and 14 gigabytes of memory. However, in some way, Adobe Application Manager (AAM) has been removed - can - be my carefree, even if I do not remember how that could be.

  Now I can't install new software, uninstall CS5 or even reinstall AAM. If I download AAM and try to install it, the installation program is unable to initialize (a close paraphrase of the message that appears in the context menu) and suggest you contact the manufacturer. I did it and unfortunately the telephone support (so far) is not able to resolve the problem, despite much time spent trying different things with me.

  Anyone out there has any ideas on how I could proceed.

  I should add that I "Repair permissions" (more than once) and even downloaded a new copy of Lion and reinstalled.  Nothing has changed.

  Thank you in anticipation of your help.

  I got a call back from Adobe this morning and we deleted a few files and we were then able to install the AAM. This allowed then Acrobat Pro XI be installed without any problem. Screenshot of the relevant entries in the trash for more information, but I do not know where the records were initially.

  

  AAMUpdater had an empty folder that it contains ("1.0").  AAMUpdateInventory had a "1.0" in folder, which contained all a bunch of things - 70 folders of stuff Adobe on various aps, the extensions Manager, fonts...  The folder 'Application Manager' had four and seven cases, and the 'ApplicationManager' folder (note the lack of a space) had an empty folder of AAMRefs only.

  Everything happened too fast for taking correct notes.

• How do reset you the Adobe Application Manager?

  I was in the middle of a workflow and went to make some wrk on my other CPU... returned and Adobe did the mandatory update of cloud Sofware and new rules.

  Workflow computer took the upload and restarted but now none of the applications work and Adobe Application Manager is unusable?

  HI Robdma01,

  I uninstall applications CS6, and then use the lighter tool to ensure that all got deleted. Leaving unattended update applications should not cause this kind of problem. When you reinstall / update I would try to do so under different conditions, disable any antivirus software that is running and try to install within a new user account with administrative rights.

  http://www.Adobe.com/support/contact/cscleanertool.html

  -Dave

• Adobe Application Manager Me only allows you to download selected programs

  Hi all

  I just downloaded the application manager, and it runs great. However, more than half of the programs/applications 'Up to date' in a reading text greyed and are installable. The programs that read 'Install' in blue, clickable text download and run properly after download. See photo for refrence. Thanks in advance for any help!

  Best,

  Brandon

  

  Sorry for the delay of HaynesBM.  Our forums are very busy today with the recent announcement of creative cloud.

  Can you please check that you do not have available installers always listed in the Applications/Utilities/Adobe Installers folder?

  Also to reinstall Adobe Application Manager it will be downloaded and ask to install when you click on the download button for applications which can be found at https://creative.adobe.com/.  Alterantely you can download the Mac OS of Adobe Application Manager version from the link available in the #3 message.

• What I do when Adobe Application Manager fails?

  I get an error saying "Adobe genuine software Validation failure ' and"seems to be false"when you try to install Acrobat Pro XI and Touch App Plugins today. How is it? I am a subscriber of CS6 creative cloud and I most of the applications already installed. How can I get help with this?

  I'm on a windows 7-64 bit machine.

  Thank you very much, Gary

  Adobe technical support today has me reinstall Adobe Application Manager of the download that I got when I joined creative cloud. I don't know exactly what was the cause of the problem, but it easily fixed with the re-installation of the download, not the shortcut.

• Adobe Application Manager, necessary for updating your product, is missing or damaged.

  Tried for hours to update of Lightroom CC (2015), but always fails.

  Installed and reinstalled "Adobe Application Manager" https://creative.adobe.com/products/download/creative-cloud?promoid=KSPDX

  Removed from the 'Library' files the Adobe troubleshooting guide provides, but nothing works.

  Running OS X El Capitan v 10.11.6 (all updates).

  

  Try the steps below and check:

  N ° 1)

  Click on the Finder and search options listed next to icon located Apple in the upper left of the screen and click on the "Go" menu button and select 'utilities '.

  (Applications > Utiliites)

  Look for a CC Adobe and Adobe Application Manager folder under utility window and trash both folders.

  Step 2)

  Trash Adobe Creative cloud folder from Applications as well.

  Step 3)

  (1) right-click on the icon in the Finder, then select the option "Go-ToFolder .

  (2) you will get a text box, type in the following command and then press the 'return '. (Don't miss ~ symbol)

  ~/Library

  (3) then navigate to Application Support > Adobe.

  Open file Adobe and trash folders named AAMUpdater and OOBE.

  Step 4)

  (1) right-click on the icon in the Finder, then select 'Go - To' folder.

  (2) you will get a text box, type in the following command and then press the 'return '.

  / Library

  (3) then navigate to Application Support > Adobe.

  Open file Adobe and trash folders named AAMUpdater ,Adobe Application Manager and OOBE.

  Step 5)

  Click on the link below and download & run the cleaning of Adobe tool:

  Select the option "Adobe Application Manager for Mac OS X 10.6" and click on ""clean Selected " ."

  http://download.Macromedia.com/SupportTools/cleaner/Mac/AdobeCreativeCloudCleanerTool.dmg

  Step 6)

  Click on the link below and download Adobe Application Manager and install the same:

  http://download.Adobe.com/pub/Adobe/creativesuite/CC/Mac/ApplicationManager10.0_all.dmg

  Once installation is complete, niche is going disappear, and then open the Application folder and locate the icon to launch Adobe Application manager, double-click it and update.

  Once the update is complete. He shud launch Adobe Creative Cloud app.

  Then try to launch applications installed CC.

  Always the same? Let us know

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

  -After the Installation of Photoshop Elements, the following error message appears:
  "Adobe Application Manager, needed to verify your license is missing or damaged.
  Please download a new copy of Adobe Application Manager of
  http://www.Adobe.com/go/ApplicationManager "
  -When the Application Manager is downloaded and try to install it:
  "We met the following problems.
  Setup could not initialize. Please download Adobe Support Advisor to detect the problem. »
  -Support Advisor is no longer available.

  ?????

  Money is a different treaty exercise on part of Adobe to join in paying members creative cloud?
  ?????

  Try the steps below

  Press and hold the on your keyboard windows key and press R key.

  In the run window, type %appdata%\microsoft\windows\sendto and click Ok

  Open the Local > files Adobe

  Delete the files AAMUpdater and OOBE

  Now navigate to C:\Program Files (x 86) \Common Files\Adobe

  Delete the files Adobe Application Manager and OOBE

  Reinstall Adobe Application Manager

  http://www.Adobe.com/support/downloads/thankyou.jsp?ftpID=4773&FILEID=4437

  Then try

• "Adobe Application Manager unexpectedly.

  I paid my $9.99. Every time I have try and download CC Photoshop or Lightroom. I get this message "Adobe Application Manager in unexpected ways." What I am doing wrong?

  Hi barbarakaye1,

  Welcome to the community!

  Looks like it's corrupted. We may need to install Adobe Creative cloud, lets try the procedure below:

  • Download and install the Creative Suite from Adobe cleaner tool: http://www.adobe.com/support/contact/cscleanertool.html
  • Extract and run.
  • Select "e" for English.
  • Press on 'Y' for Yes if requested.
  • Select Option 3 to creative cloud.
  • Then select Option 1 for Creative Cloud Installer.
  • Rename the OOBE, OOBE folder to:

  Mac: MAC HD/Library/Application Support/Adobe Win: C:\Program Files (x 86) \Common Files\Adobe\

  • Also, if there is a process running named 'AAM Update Notifier' or 'AAM recording notify ". Kill these processes and try to reinstall Adobe Application Manager and check.
  • Download and install the latest version here: https://creative.adobe.com/products/creative-cloud

  -Pierre

• My Adobe Application Manager shows that I did not install anything

  But I have already installed the things I wanted to. Today, I wanted to just update my programs and then after the Application Manager updated if he showed me that I can only install all insteat of update.

  Sorry for my bad English.

  Thanks in advance

  Justin

  OK, will try it please reinstall Adobe Application Manager such as discussed previously.  Failure to work then at your convenience you want to remove all Adobe Creative applications.  You can then follow this by using the cleaning tool from CS to CS for installation problems cleaning tool | CCM, CS6, CS5.5, CS5, CS4, CS3 - http://helpx.adobe.com/creative-suite/kb/cs5-cleaner-tool-installation-problems.html.  Then you should be able to reinstall Adobe Application Manager and reinstall your applications.

• Error Code A12E4 with Adobe Application Manager

  I've been on the 30 day trial of the creative cloud and have now just signed up for my membership.

  I went to download more applications and updates on the ones I already have.  No matter what I try to download, of course it opens Adobe Application Manager as it should, but the Application Manager tries to update.  He then - error and that's what I get:

  We encountered the following problems:

  Sorry, the program is not responding properly (error code: A12E4).  Troubleshooting tips, please visti our customer support page.

  I'm on a Macbook Pro running 10.8.2

  Any help would be greatly appreciated!

  Please try to reinstall Adobe Application Manager of http://www.adobe.com/support/downloads/detail.jsp?ftpID=4774.

• I have lost the icon creative cloud, CC Desktop uninstaller, trashed adobe application manager, then reinstalled Adobe manager, I get the A12E5 error message.  Need help on how to solve this problem. Thank you

  I lost my creative cloud icon.  So I went to CC Desktop Uninstaller, uninstalled then trashed Adobe Application Manager.  I then reinstalled Adobe Manager.  Now, I get an error message (A12E5).  How can I fix? IM using Mac El Capitan 10.11.2

  Thanks, Deb

  I just uninstall all creative Cloud apps then reinstalled. Everything seems to work fine now.

  Thank you for everything that you have entered.

• How can I fix error download "Adobe Application Manager is corrupt"? It is said of application should be reinstalled, but it is not installed on my PC

  How can I fix error download "Adobe Application Manager is corrupt"? It is said of application should be reinstalled, but it is not installed on my PC

  Adobe - Adobe Application Manager: for Windows: Adobe Application Manager

• Adobe Application Manager think first is up-to-date, but it isn't really.

  I'm on OS X 10.10.5, running Adobe Application Manager 2.2.0.129. I know there is an update for Premiere Pro CC 2015 version 9.0.1, but the app Manager said that my current version (version 9.0.0) is up-to-date. How to upgrade first?

  Please uninstall creative cloud:

  The Adobe Creative Cloud Cleaner tool allows to solve installation problems

  Reinstall the form below:

  Download Adobe Creative cloud apps | Free trial of Adobe CC

  I hope this helps.

  Concerning

  Megha Rawat

• Adobe Application Manager reinstall problem

  I removed the LR of my series of programs (from my Macbook Pro). Now, I would like to reinstall but the App Manager simply tells me that the LR 4.4 is updated. Any ideas how can I re-download LR back to my laptop?

  Thank you

  Photoshop Lightroom to hold an appropriate license so that it must be installed from Adobe Application Manager.  Proveiiit please try running the uninstaller for Photoshop Lightroom program located in Applications/Utilities/Adobe Installers.  This should then fix the current difficulties that you are having with Photoshop Lightroom poster as being up to date.

• 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.