Os X Cannot Any Adobe App Software Is Through
Os X Cannot Any Adobe App Update From The
Os X Cannot Any Adobe App Free Disk Space

Ive tried a few things that Ive read online like checking if Im able to reach the Adobe servers through a link which then presents the 2 logos.

Os X Cannot Any Adobe App Software Is Through

Im currently running OS High Sierra 10.13.1 This problem is really starting to frustrate me as the only way I can find of downloading any software is through the Creative Cloud desktop app.

I know this issue has been picked up in some other threads but the answers there didnt help.

Ive tried all of these: Resolve connection errors with Adobe Creative Cloud and Creative Suite applications and nothing works.

Download it, uninstall all your Adobe software (including CreativeCloud).

Install AdobeCreativeCloudCleaner, run it (repair everything) then restart your computer again and reinstall CreativeCloud and it should work.

Os X Cannot Any Adobe App Free Disk Space

About disk space is tha same thing, i think 10 GB of free disk space wont do any diference.

For some reason I cant install anything, the installer opens and I follow every step, but in the installation step, the bar just keeps moving but never actually moves as in completing the bar.

Os X Cannot Any Adobe App Update From The

I tried update from the app store and I cant, I press on update and it stays selected but nothing happens.

I tried manually install 10.9.5, no luck, I tried with other softwares like, Teamviewer (which i really need to install), and Java.

Can someone please help me I need my computer for school and work and this cant happen.:s Ill be happy to send anyone images of the problem if I wasnt as clear as I wanted to be lol English is not my main language Thanks in advance, Ricardo Santos.

Then boot normally and Repair Disk Permissions in Disk Utility.

If those dont work, try booting into Safe Mode and see if you can install there: OS X: What is Safe Boot, Safe Mode.

Im really starting to freak out and think that my only option is to do a complete system re installation.

Scroll down until you find the install.log.

Select that. Click the Clear Display button.

Then, go back to Console and copypaste the results of the log into a reply here.

The first thing I noticed is you downloaded this installer from a software repository and not from the developer.

Even the formerly legitimate sites are bundling crapware into the downloads.

I will use MacUpdate to find software, but I always go to the developer site to download.

Ive never seen a problem with MacUpdate, but I dont trust any of them.

Here is the first clue that you should never go near that site.

It was their Download Manager which Im not about to run on my Mac.

It downloads as a single app, so you wont have to install it.

Run it and it will list all the things that are running on your Mac.

Once it completes it automatically copies the output to the clipboard.

Also, see here. It may help you identify what you have installed.

Thomas also has a program called AdMedic that can remove most of the current adware.

And other thing is that sometimes it gives me an error and sometimes it doesnt.

About The host file, I know but i did it because i needed it for a software i use at work.

And its been like this since 2013 and Ive instaled other aplications before, again, not a problem.

Os X Cannot Install Any Adobe App