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Trevor.Dennis
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Trevor.DennisCommunity Expert
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June 18, 2013
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Can we pause an Application Manager Download?

  • June 18, 2013
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So far the Application Manager has installed Photoshop, and is at 25% for InDesign, which is par for the course for rural New Zealand after five hours of downloading.  Meanwhile I have bugger all access to the internet to find information.  It was a total nonstarter to actually search for the answer to this question for instance.  So does anyone know if I can pause the Application Manager without losing a part download, or even limit its bandwidth allocation?  I've had a hunt round in its Preferences and found nothing helpful.  As for using online help....    That's not going to happen with the severly limited bandwith the Application Manager has left me.

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Correct answer Manish-Sharma

Hi Trevor.Dennis,

No, you cannot pause the download of an application in Creative Cloud.

You can only cancel after which you have to start over again.

Thanks,

Manish Sharma

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Manish-SharmaCorrect answer
Inspiring
June 18, 2013

Hi Trevor.Dennis,

No, you cannot pause the download of an application in Creative Cloud.

You can only cancel after which you have to start over again.

Thanks,

Manish Sharma

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Princewill24607326l2aj
Participant
May 26, 2022

Please can't it be worked upon.About 3-4 times almost close to completion and the installer starts to stall with no other option than to cancel and start all over again. This is a  bad experinece for me.

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Christopher26862876zprb
Participant
October 29, 2022

I agree 100%...Can we get a 'Pause Active Update' feature in the product backlog for all applications via Creative Cloud?

 

I live in a very rural area...It can take up to 5 days to update a single application. When you need to execute other tasks online not being able to pause an active update in Creative Cloud leads to a cancel and nothing is cached to pick up from...Or develop a feature where a user could download the update on a USB device elsewhere(Meaning a location with significant broadband) and then install on local machine in the users location....Very frustrating to have to cancel an almost complete update...

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