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jimclark1947
jimclark1947
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November 23, 2019
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Creative Cloud Doesn't Show All Of My Apps For Installation

  • November 23, 2019
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My Creative Cloud account is for all apps.  I've been running it on my old computer for years.  I just bought a new Surface Pro X and attempted to install all apps.  When I download Creative Cloud it only populates about 16 of the apps and I've had no success figuring out how to get the rest of the apps to populate.  I'm able to install the apps that are there like Bridge and Photoshop.  No error messages and the installed apps run fine.  But I need Premiere Pro and After Effects and those are two of the apps that don't populate. 

 

I completely uninstalled everything and ran the Creative Cloud Cleaner Tool and started over with the same result.

 

I tried contacting tech support via the chat line and they were of no help at all.  

 

Has anyone come across this or any ideas how to resolve this?

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Correct answer Tacafy大尉

jimclark1947, Hello.
Surface Pro X seems to be equipped with a different CPU called MicrosoftSQ1, and there seems to be difficulty in running x64 (for the current Intel / AMD64 bit processor) apps.
That may be the cause.
* I saw a net article about the fact that Premiere Pro and After Effects could not be executed.

https://www.laptopmag.com/articles/surface-pro-x-arm-app-compatibility

Adobe Premiere Pro system requirements

 

For example, the Mac has moved from PowerPC to Intel.
In this regard, Microsoft expects hardware and OS updates to be able to run x64 apps, and Adobe expects updates to work on ARM-based CPUs in the future ...

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Legend
November 23, 2019

Wow, Microsoft make a new PC that runs 32 bit apps but doesn’t run most 64 bit apps? What planet are they on? Clearly unsuitable for Pro use. 

    Tacafy大尉
    Tacafy大尉Correct answer
    Legend
    November 23, 2019

    jimclark1947, Hello.
    Surface Pro X seems to be equipped with a different CPU called MicrosoftSQ1, and there seems to be difficulty in running x64 (for the current Intel / AMD64 bit processor) apps.
    That may be the cause.
    * I saw a net article about the fact that Premiere Pro and After Effects could not be executed.

    https://www.laptopmag.com/articles/surface-pro-x-arm-app-compatibility

    Adobe Premiere Pro system requirements

     

    For example, the Mac has moved from PowerPC to Intel.
    In this regard, Microsoft expects hardware and OS updates to be able to run x64 apps, and Adobe expects updates to work on ARM-based CPUs in the future ...

    jimclark1947
    jimclark1947Author
    Inspiring
    November 23, 2019

    Yes, unfortunately I didn't realize this before purchasing.  My old Surface Pro 4 ran everything just like any other computer.  When Microsoft came out with the new Pro X I assumed it was just a better design.  It operates in what they call S Mode and is limited to running only apps from the Microsoft Store.  If you take it out of S Mode then it will only run 32 bit apps.  This is not good.

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