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where a script will then run and extract then install the Adobe pkg file. Then the pkg will 'install', place the pkg in a known location. and then use Composer to make a pkg of that. Zipping or tar.gz and then extracting locally on the Mac is the way I go. Adobe uses its own standard of pkg, and the move via SMB is not good for them. In the past I have found SMB share points will damage an Adobe Installer PKG, as will transferring them via SMB. Now you have a convenient list of all of the files installed. Then set all of your Adobe Apps to install. Set up a blank Mac, Run composer and do a Normal snapshot of the drive. The alternative is to write your own script. This works very well, I have it running on Big Sur as well. '/Applications/Utilities/Adobe Creative Cloud/Utils/Creative Cloud Uninstaller.app/Contents/MacOS/Creative Cloud Uninstaller' -u # Uninstall the Creative Cloud Desktop appĮcho 'Attempting to uninstall Creative Cloud Desktop' '/Applications/Adobe Acrobat DC/Adobe Acrobat.app/Contents/Helpers/Acrobat Uninstaller.app/Contents/Library/LaunchServices/' '/Applications/Adobe Acrobat DC/Adobe Acrobat.app/Contents/Helpers/Acrobat Uninstaller.app/Contents/MacOS/Acrobat Uninstaller' '/Applications/Adobe Acrobat DC/Adobe Acrobat.app' '/Applications/Adobe Acrobat DC/Adobe Acrobat.app/Contents/Helpers/Acrobat Uninstaller.app/Contents/MacOS/RemoverTool' '/Applications/Adobe Acrobat DC/Adobe Acrobat.app/Contents/Helpers/Acrobat Uninstaller.app/Contents/MacOS/RemoverTool' '/Applications/Adobe Acrobat DC/Adobe Acrobat.app'Įcho 'Attempting to uninstall Acrobat DC' If ] thenĮcho 'Attempting to uninstall Acrobat DC 15' If [[ -d '$' -platform=osx10-64 -deleteUserPreferences=false Setup='/Library/Application Support/Adobe/Adobe Desktop Common/HDBox/Setup' UninstallDir='/Library/Application Support/Adobe/Uninstall' Please Test it in your system and then test it again and again, before releasing it. The script uses the Adobe un-installers to complete its task. I cant remember the post or who put it up, sorry. To get rid of all the old versions of Adobe, and to start with a clean sheet I have a script, which I found somewhere on Jamf Nation.

#ADOBE CREATIVE CLOUD INSTALLER FAILED PRO#

zip, to my Premiere Pro policy the deployment succeeded. When I attached this new package, which I uploaded as.

#ADOBE CREATIVE CLOUD INSTALLER FAILED ZIP FILE#

zip file (which will have one package inside NOT both, the installer and uninstaller) to Jamf Go into the Build folder and find your. While searching for a solution I found this tip: On all of the student computers Premiere, Photoshop etc. But now the surprising fact: This wasn't a M1 Mac. same error: 'Try running the tool again'. When I was checking a specific Mac I found out that Premiere wasn't there. Last week I was deploying Shared Device Licensed packages for our student Mac's. I ended up by uploading the Adobe CC SelfService package through Jamf Admin to my Jamfcloud instance. It's a bit stupid that I didn't post my solution here earlier. Has anyone been able to get this to it worked for me. An error occurred while running scripts from the package “AdobeCreativeCloud_NamedM1_04162021_Install.pkg”.)

#ADOBE CREATIVE CLOUD INSTALLER FAILED SOFTWARE#

Contact the software manufacturer for assistance. (The Installer encountered an error that caused the installation to fail. The installer reported: installer: Package name is AdobeCreativeCloud_NamedM1_04162021 However when I upload the same pkg and run via a policy on the same device with Rosetta 2 installed it fails and I get the following message. I am also able to install necessary apps if needed.

When I create a new pkg(Just Adobe CC) and run manually on a M1 device with Rosetta2 installed it installs correctly. With this option, I assume the below workflow for creating a pkg for Apple Silicon devices is no longer needed? I do not see the InstallationCheck when I go into resources. I think what really did the trick was making sure I started the download process immediately after restarting my PC before I opened up any applications.Adobe Enterprise now has the option to create a pkg for Apple Silicon devices. I just kept using the cleaning tool restarting my PC and redownloading until it finally worked. I am running windows 11 and my PC is up to date. In one forum someone recommended to close all Microsoft applications which I tried but I still go the same result.

#ADOBE CREATIVE CLOUD INSTALLER FAILED CODE#

Click here for help.' So then I open the PDApp.log and it says 'The Bootstrapper Process return code is (5).Stopping the installation process.' But when I go to the adobe support page it doesn't have a code 5 listed. Please refer to PDApp.log for more information. So I used the cleaner tool and uninstalled everything but when I try to reinstall the creative cloud package it tells me 'Installation Failed.

So, I decided I can just uninstall everything and redownload it. I was having a problem with Premiere Pro so I tried uninstalling it but it didn't fix the problem.

Adobe creative cloud installer failed