Mac Adobe Application Manager will not install updates?

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• Adobe Application Manager will not install Illustrator

  Even after a start cold on my PC, the Application Manager will not install Illustrator. The download ends, then said there is another application running, but nothing appears in the Task Manager. That is what it is?

  What application runs in Adobe Application Manager? Please send a page if possible.

• Adobe Application Manager will not install anything!

  I tried to update Photoshop CS5 12.0.4 and Adobe Application Manager (AAM) keeps asking me my system admin password.  Whenever I go there, the window opens again.  I could enter my password, a dozen times, it will not start the updates or installations.

  I tried:

  • stopping and restarting
  • changing my admin password
  • install a non Adobe software (to see if it was a problem of OS X)
  • uninstalling all my software Adobe (same problem trying to install)

  I would really like to be able to update my software.  Someone knows what to do?

  -Sean

  iMac 2.8 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo

  OS X 10.7.3

  You can try to connect as root?  Activation and use of the user 'root' in Mac OS X - http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1528

• Adobe Application Manager will not download updates

  I have 8 updates in Adobe that will not download. I just bought a new camera and really need to update Adobe Camera Raw because it says that the camera is not supported. I went to update my applications and I get this message every time: 'there was an error downloading this update. Quit and try again later. "I tried to download these updates for a few months. Help, please!

  

  The latetest (cloud) update sometimes does not work with old programs... Try to install your updates manually

  Beginning of the updates here and product selection, read to see if you need to install updates in the order of the numbers, or if updates are cumulative for the product http://www.adobe.com/downloads/updates/

• Adobe Application Manager Will not install to another location

  I just got Adobe Creative cloud and I tried to install it and when I did I chose my G drive for the path of the instalation since I onl got about a gig on my C drive. After I save the prefrences and to install a program it tells me that I need to free up more space on my C drive, though even I'm not installing on the C drive. Please help if you can its really urgent!

  Well G drive Installation will proceed, but you should also have little space on C, essential to the buffer motivation.

  Its always recommended, you should have some free space on drive C, the basic motivation.

  Try to make space on the C drive and then try to install it on G and check.

• I have 10 windows and application manager will not install help

  Windows 10. LICENSE STANDALONE Photoshop CS6 and bridge.

  I've owned Photoshop for many years and version.

  I had to reformat my computer and reinstall photoshop.   Photo shop works without the updates.  Bridge does not load.   I tried to update and tried APPLICATON Download Manager, but it would not be installed.  Tried to move to the line without success.  Older versions of bridge will partially work.

  The problem seems to come from the Application Manager does not and work.

  Other information:

  Hi ejemas42,

  Please follow the steps below:

  • Please check if you have installed browser security extensions, please disable them. (For example: AD BLOCK, Advisor to Mcafee website, toolbar of internet security etc.)
  • Disable the firewall of your machine, see OS x: about the application firewall - Apple supportWindows Firewall enable or disable - Windows help -
  • Turn off the firewall of the security program installed on the computer Internet.
  • In Mac: Go to: Apple icon > system preferences > Security & Privacy > General > "allow applications downloaded on" change this anywhere (to make these changes click the padlock in the corner at the bottom left of this window and enter your computer password)

  Most of the time, its a problem with the download was not successful or downloaded correctly. So, in this case, re-download the software and do not forget to compare the file size of the file downloaded with the file on the server.  Download Creative Suite 6 applications

  Allows you to check in this case as well and make sure that the download is complete, if the size of the file is correct, to the install.log file.

  Navigate in the log files in one of the following folder:

  Mac OS: / Library/Logs/Adobe/Installers /.

  C:\Program Files (x 86) \Common Files\Adobe\Installers\

  The name of the log file includes the name of the product and installation date, followed of ".". log.gz."the .gz extension indicates a compressed format.

  You can use WIN RAR to extract the 7z or gz file:

  WINDOWS: http://www.rarlab.com/rar/winrar-x64-531.exe

  MAC: WinRAR download and support: post-Télécharger

  Once unzipped, the log file is a text file, open the .log using TextEdit (Mac OS) and notebook (OS Win)

  Scroll to the bottom of the log. Look in the section - summary - for lines that begin with ERROR or FATAL and signals a failure during the installation process.

  Copy and paste this section SUMMARIZED here so that we can check for errors. Alternatively, you can analyze the logs yourself. http://helpx.Adobe.com/Creative-Suite/KB/troubleshoot-install-logs-CS5-CS5.html

  Let us know if that helps.

• CC Adobe Application Manager does not install / launch

  I was getting an error message on my application manager when you try to update. I fixed that on my iMac by uninstalling it and then put it back.

  So I tried the same thing on my MacBook, but now it seems to have messed up things. Installation * appeared * to succeed in the sense that the completed progress bar (I tried 3 times) but I have not received any notification at the end and the app is a not run by itself.

  Also, I can't find the icon of the application anywhere, and if I look into the applications folder, all I get is this dubious group of files / folders and nothing for the launch (see below)

  Does anyone else have this problem?

  

  You can download desktop creative cloud applications and use, Adobe application manager is the old version now.

  Click to download: Creative Free Cloud | Download the free trial version Adobe Creative Cloud

  -Pierre

• Just finished a clean install of Photoshop CS6 on my Mac Book Pro Yosemite and Adobe Application Manager does not and cannot install a new copy of Adobe

  Just re-installed a fresh copy of Photoshop CS6 on my Mac Book Pro Yosemite and somehow the Adobe Application Manager does not work and so can't check my copy.  What should I do?

  I get a message saying that Adobe Application Manager can be damaged and that I should install a new version of the MAA.  But after downloading a new copy of MAA and makes installation, the program (AAM) will still not installed.  It's like an infinite loop!

  Please, someone help!

  Thank you!

  HI gener7!

  I'm sorry but I'm not on creative cloud.  I'm still on CS6 and it was Adobe Application Manager was not working and I could not install the update to this application.  My AAM version is: 8.0.0160

  The link you provided was the update I wanted to install but it does not work.  A window will appear during the installation that says:

  We encountered the following problems.

  Setup could not initialize.  Please download Adobe Support Advisor to detect the problem.

  and then the link to Adobe Support Advisor that leads to a page "Adobe Support Advisor has been abandoned".

  Thank you!

• Adobe Photoshop CS6 will not install on my Mac.

  Adobe Photoshop CS6 will not install on my Mac. Adobe Application Manager is to see the beta version of Photoshop CS6 on my machine.

  I have uninstalled/removed all previous versions of the software and the Adobe Creative Suite Cleaner tool used to rinse my machines. Unfortunately,.

  I always get the following error message:

  Failed the Installation Photoshop cs6

  A beta version of this product exists on the computer. Exit and uninstall this version before continuing.

  

  I have uninstalled/removed all previous versions of the software and the Adobe Creative Suite Cleaner tool used to rinse my machines. I'm stuck now!

  Any help would be appreciated.

  See you soon,.

  Richard

  It's the statement to remove PS CS6 beta

  http://forums.Adobe.com/message/4361731

  It is strange that you have run the cleanup tool and that it did not always work

  You can try to connect to the Root user account and then run the cleanup tool and then check.

• installation of Adobe is already running on mac osx10.9.5 will not install lightroom 6.0?

  installation of Adobe is already running on mac osx10.9.5 will not install lightroom 6.0?

  You can please download Lightroom6.0 here: Install Photoshop Lightroom

  (After downloading the .7z file, you must first extract and then run installation, if you go directly launch the setup that it will not be installed)

  If there is still Trouble in installation please contact customer (support Chat), they will help you to install your application.

  Adobe customer care http://helpx.adobe.com/contact.html

  • Remember that you are logged on the page with your Adobe ID.
  • Select your product and what you need help with
  • Click on the blue box "still need help? Contact us. "

• Adobe Application Manager does not display that Acrobat Pro XI is installed when it was

  Adobe Application Manager does not appear that Acrobat Pro XI is installed when it was installed by the Adobe Application Manager. I tried clicking on the button in the application manager Adobe who installs the program again and gives a key to launch the installation program. But the next time Adobe Application Manager starts, it said: Acrobat Pro XI is not installed, when it was installed (and working). I am a subscriber of creative cloud on the Mac (MacOS 10.8.3). platform Adobe Applicationa Manager is version 7.0.0.324.

  How can I get Adobe Application Manager to show that the program Acrobat Pro XI is installed?

  Thoughts?

  -john

  I tried the suggestion Greg_M #1 first - without success. Then tried the suggestion #2 of Arpit - also without success. However, I discovered that the uninstall program running in 'Applications-> Utilities-> Adobe Installers folder' had not removed the file Acrobat Pro XI (he was still in his file in the Applications). Finally, what worked manages the uninstall program that was in the folder ACROBAT PRO (NOT the utililites folder). When I ran the uninstaller program, I had also ticked the box in preferences to delete (not sure if that matters).

  All is well now. When I run Adobe Application Manager it says correctly that Acrobat XI is "installed".

  Greg and David thanks for your help/suggestions!

  -john

• The last update for Adobe Acrobat Reader will not install on my iPad 2. It downloaded, but I do not stall.

  The last update for Adobe Acrobat Reader will not install on my iPad 2. He has downloaded, but fails to install. Have used the drive without problems so far. I have the latest update installed on my iPad ios. How can I solve this?

  Hi joannaw84630025,

  Restart your iPad, make sure that iOS id updated to version 8 or higher. Once rebooted try to update Acrobat Reader Adobe Acrobat Reader from the App Store again

  Kind regards

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• Whenever I try to update Acrobat XI 11.0.07 I get the error message: the update could not be applied because Adobe Application Manager is running. Please close Adobe Application Manager and look for updates again. This happened for months,

  Whenever I try to update Acrobat XI version 11.0.07 I get the error message: "the update could not be applied because Adobe Application Manager is running." Please close Adobe Application Manager and look for updates again. »

  
  

  This happened for months and still fails in the same way.

  You can download Acrobat pro XI of the same link:

  https://helpx.Adobe.com/Acrobat/KB/Acrobat-downloads.html

• Adobe Download Manager will not work on my machine?

  Adobe Download Manager will not work on my machine. When I try to start it I get a message saying "Sorry, year error has occurred." This application cannot be installed because this installer has been misconfigured. Please contact the author of the request for assistance. "Any ideas what to do

  Using Mac OS?  If so, please try to remove Adobe Download Assistant in your Applications folder and try again.  This issue is described in the "known issues" section to troubleshoot Adobe Download Assistant - http://helpx.adobe.com/creative-suite/kb/troubleshoot-download-assistant.html.

• Manager will not install

  CC Manager will not install on my new iMac. I have subscription photographers and used Apple Migration Assistant to move programs, etc. When I tried to run the first time, he says I need to install the CC Manager. It did, but just the egg once when I select Manager and LR & PS won't load as they report:

  Adobe Application Manager to start your trial, is missing or damaged.

  Please download a new copy of Adobe Application Manager of

  http://www.Adobe.com/go/ApplicationManager .

  I out of the CC to old iMac

  See the link below:

  Why he keep saying "Adobe Application Manager is needed to solve this problem?