Can't install any apps: Downloads stuck at 13%
Heya,
a few days ago, I've tried to update my 'Creative Cloud desktop app' to the newer 5.0 version. It didn't work - the progress bar stuck at some point and even after waiting for hours, it didn't progress any further. I've tried multiple times, yet the outcome was always the same. I gave up eventually and removed the app (and all other Adobe apps I had installed, such as Photoshop) via the 'Creative Cloud Cleaner Tool' to fully start anew.
The normal way of installing the 'Creative Cloud desktop app' through the Creative_Cloud_Set-Up.exe file from the main website didn't work either: the progress bar, again, stuck at some point, not progressing any further. Thus, I "cheated" a little bit by using the direct download link found under https://helpx.adobe.com/download-install/kb/creative-cloud-desktop-app-download.html. I was finally able to download and install the app without any issues.
However, there's still a problem left: I've been trying to install Photoshop and all other apps that I had previously installed, but the progress bar is stuck at 13% for three hours now. And it always is. I checked the install log(s), but there isn't really anything abnormal?! Apart from some "The windows error code is - 6", "the download job (162) failed to execute. The job state is STOPPED_STATE / the download job (162) failed to execute. The job state is ERROR_STATE" and constant switching between "incrementing the thread. now the active thread count is 2" and "decrementing the thread count. now the active thread count is 1".
I could probably use the direct download links from https://helpx.adobe.com/download-install/kb/creative-cloud-apps-download.html to download and install the apps, but I fear that this might not play nice with the 'Creative Cloud desktop app' (e.g. apps might not get recognized as installed).
- Windows 10 64-bit, latest version (1903)
- I never had any issues with updating or downloading via the CC desktop app before.
- No Proxy in use. I do use a DNS service called "1.1.1.1", but even when using my ISP's DNS, the issue still persists.

