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@shad0w,

Thanks a lot for this, worked a treat.

TBH should not have to alter a subscription download to get it to work, CC is very expensive and Adobe should be supporting their customers better. 

Thank you again, really appreciated

@dennis_roesler  You wrote: "So, what you are implying is that before every update the user should go read that first?  After years of Adobe checking if your system satisfies the requirements and not doing an update if it doesn't."

No Dennis. I was not implying, I was stating that as a fact, not a subtle hint. You and any other user should have knowledge about your / their computer. There's no way that you could expect Adobe or any other software maker to have that information!  No company can send out a blanket Nanny Gram to all users in advance of publishing updated versions of their product!

Those who drive their cars with eyes shut will end up with them shut permanently. Those that chose to open their eyes will avoid hitting barriers.

@DGrainger Applause, Adobe employe of the Month, you've already earned a small picture at the company.

So, what you are implying is that before every update the user should go read that first?  After years of Adobe checking if your system satisfies the requirements and not doing an update if it doesn't.

Except Adobe did not check and did not notify users before this install.  Just a cryptic failure message with no real explanation when the program tries to run and dies.  Many users spent a lot of time and got little info from customer support, except to be finally told not compatible with your processor with no real explanation.  Almost all the info here about what the problem is and mitigations was discovered and disclosed by users, not Adobe.

Any prudent computer user knows to check before jumping in. It's kind of like getting into a canoe: if you run down the dock and jump in, you probably are going to go for a swim.  Same thing with making backups before making any major changes. It is the USER who cares most about his computer and data, and who has the last opportunity to avoid disaster, who should be careful to check before blindly doing any major changes! No software company can possibly be able to know in advance what configuration each and every user might have, or to tailor their software for an infinite number of variations.

So, what you are implying is that before every update the user should go read that first?  After years of Adobe checking if your system satisfies the requirements and not doing an update if it doesn't.

Have either of you read the following?

https://helpx.adobe.com/photoshop/system-requirements.html

Draw it as you want, in this they were wrong and wrong. When they want to sell you a product they send a personalized letter to each one,
 here only  want it is that before installing it they say that this or that thing is needed and beforehand, 
DO NOT INSTALLING THE PRODUCT, DELETE THE PREVIOUS AND THEN FIND OUT THAT IT DOES NOT WORK
If that's right for you, well, we see things in a very different way.
Ah, I am not the center of the world, (It is adobe the center of world) I just a user who pays his subscription and has every right to comment and ask for respect.

*Fredhooper2020 

@hecfran

It is really a shame that you both (1) seem to think that you are the center of the universe, and (2) do not bother to read the rest of this thread to learn the reasons that you will never get internal corporate information before it is made public.