Adobe Applications Manager still wants to upgrade CS6 apps, even though it can't (ERROR: U43M1D207)

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January 3, 2021
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I just swapped Mac computers and managed to (finally) re-install my old Adobe Creative Suite CS6 Standard on the new machine (with a lot of sweat and some help from Adobe chat). Now I have Adobe Applications Manager trying to upgrade my apps, every morning when I boot up. Every time I try, I get the message "There was an error downloading this update. Please quit and try again later. Error Code: U43M1D207" for each upgrade. I know that Adobe have stopped doing upgrade for CS6, and I accept that, but I just want the Applications Manager to stop trying and to disable it, without uninstalling all of my Creative Suite!

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John T Smith

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I don't know how on a Mac (I'm on Windows) but there should be a way to stop that program from running

kglad

Community Expert

do you have or have you ever had the cc desktop app installed on that computer?

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davidd63588959Author

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Not on the new computer. I'm trying to avoid CC.

However, as a stop-gap I managed to find Adobe Applications Manager (hidden away in Applications/Utilities/Adobe Applications Manager/core/) and so I have zipped it up for the time being, so it will not nag me on boot up.

kglad

Community Expert

sounds like you solved the problem. congrats.

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