The first part of this tutorial will use 2 apps to help automatically uninstall Creative Cloud.

Adobe’s free Reader or Flash Player tools do not affect your ability to uninstall or reinstall the Creative Suite.

This guide should still work for other versions of Adobe, and will be updated as needed to reflect new findings or additional Adobe locations

This guide is also going off of Adobe Creative Cloud 2020.

That’s to be expected, this guide should still work. Obviously you may have a different selection of apps, and so the number and size of files may be slightly different from those shown in this tutorial.

For the sake of simplicity I only have 3 apps installed (Acrobat, Photoshop, and Illustrator).If you’ve done that and it still doesn’t work, or you need to uninstall multiple apps, keep reading. If you are only have problems with a single Adobe app, it’s recommended you use the respective uninstaller utility in that app’s folder under Applications.Before we begin, there are a couple of things we need to go over: This guide is to walk you through how to find all the nooks and crannies where Adobe’s Creative Suite can hide.

The problem is that Adobe’s uninstall tools don’t actually get everything, meaning that you can reinstall and still be having the same problem because something was left behind.

Perhaps you’re doing a major version upgrade that can’t be done in place, maybe there’s a problem with the entire suite or license and you have to uninstall it. Despite this, there are time where you need to uninstall the Creative Cloud Suite. Apps like Photoshop, Premiere, and Lightroom, among others, are industry standards. For now, please it enjoy the article.Īdobe’s Creative Cloud Suite is an incredibly useful set of tools for creative professionals. I’ve attempted to dispute this, but they have not budged. UPDATE: I previously had a YouTube video about this, but YouTube took it down for violating their “Harmful Content” policy.

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