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October 26, 2018
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Cannot Install/Update A.C.C. Errors 113 and P201.

  • October 26, 2018
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It seems that this has been asked a hundred times with no real concrete answer. But I have a particularly odd problem.....

New Windows 10 installation on Laptop:

When I install the full ACC download (ACCCx4_7_0_400.zip) from Adobe.com, it installs OK, and lists all my available apps, but will not update. It will get anywhere from 5% to 53% but then fail with a Error 113. Each individual app also fails with an Error 113 - Cannot connect to Adobe servers. When I try the Creative_Cloud_Set-Up.exe (2.0MB) from the web it fails to download with a P201. I checked the DLM log on the latter and it shows the following error:

10/26/18 16:03:57:389 | [ERROR] |  |  |  |  |  |  | 172 | The windows error code is - 12180

10/26/18 16:03:57:389 | [ERROR] |  |  |  |  |  |  | 172 | Failed to get the user proxy settings (WPAD). Error is 12180. Ignoring the proxy setting in this case.

10/26/18 16:03:57:389 | [ERROR] |  |  |  |  |  |  | 172 | failed to resolve the proxy setting on the machine

I don't know a lot about proxys, but I know that don't have one set up.

I have tried turning off firewall and A/V.

Now for the really odd bit - The other computer on my network with A.C.C. has started playing up and fails to update with a Error P201. The apps on there start up OK, Photoshop, etc, but A.C.C. has started failing to update. Any ideas anyone? Could it be a router issue? Not sure why it's suddenly started. Any light shed would be gratefully received.

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Correct answer Jeffrey_A_Wright

Thank you for your reply. When I downloaded the full installation package from "Download Creative Cloud desktop app", it all installs fine and lists the apps and goes straight into an auto update that fails with a error code 113 anywhere between 5% and 50%. When I try an install an app like Photoshop, it fails with "Download error. Unable to reach Adobe servers. Check your internet connectivity and firewall settings.."

Exit Code: 113
-------------------------------------- Summary --------------------------------------
- 3 fatal error(s), 0 error(s), 0 warnings(s)

FATAL: Fatal Error '113' occurred while download
FATAL: Fatal Error '113' occurred while download
FATAL: Error occurred in download of package (Name: AdobeCameraRaw8.0All-x64 Version: 11.0.0.78). Error code: '113'
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

With regards to "Learn how to download your Adobe Creative Cloud apps" - I followed the instructions, but it would not download the app at all giving a P201 error code - the 'proxy' error that I posted earlier. I can't think of any software that would be blocking the connection? This laptop is the only machine on the network at the moment, and it's a clean windows install.


OK, KrevinLatt, if you are confident you have implemented the steps listed in Resolve connection errors with Adobe Creative Cloud and Creative Suite applications then I would recommend contacting our support team at Contact Customer Care for direct assistance.

If you find that chat support is unavailable, then it may be due to the same connection error.  If this is the case, then please use an alternate computer, smartphone, or tablet to begin the chat session, KrevinLatt.

Please update this discussion if you have any questions, or face any additional difficulties utilizing your membership, KrevinLatt.

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Bani Verma
Legend
November 15, 2018

Moving this thread to Creative Cloud Download & Install​ community.

Jeffrey_A_Wright
Legend
October 26, 2018

KrevinLatt, both Error 113 and Error 201 are due to the computer not being able to connect to Adobe servers.  If the computer is connected to a network that you personally manage then see  Adobe apps download and install errors for steps which you can take to resolve the connection errors.

Please update this public forum discussion if you have any questions.

Participant
October 26, 2018

Hi Jeff, Thanks for that. As far as connection to the Adobe activation servers goes, No.1 failed, but No.2 was successful (with IE 11, not Edge - 400 Bad Request). The rest of the page checked out for me. Not sure where to go from here. This is all fairly sudden. Everything was working a couple of days ago.

Participant
October 26, 2018

Also, I must be able to connect to the servers, at least for some time, as I've got as far as 50% updated at one point.