Creative Cloud updates are too slow

After updating 3 apps, the desktop app returned to its old ways of starting the update only to hang up at anywhere from 3% to 54%. I won't post to this thread, again.

My situation is identical to that of picsoul (above). Yesterday, "Photoshop" stopped at 19%. I waited for about 4 hours for it to advance. It never got above 19%. Then, yesterday evening, I attempted to update "Character Animator." It got as far as 37% and stayed that way over night. It's still on 37%. The "Creative Cloud Desktop" is not locked up. It appears to be okay with the exception of downloading and installing the new stuff. It looks like the problem is on your end; but, I don't know. I have been installing Adobe stuff for several years and I have never had this problem, until now. There were no error messages. I have more than enough computor power. 

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I looked at the log files and they don't mean a thing to me. I searched and found the word "error" a hand full of times, but there was little assistance for telling me why - at least none that I recognized. I just installed a new system drive and a clean installation of Window 10 1903. Then, I installed my Adobe CC files from my "Creative Cloud Desktop." There were no problems with the installations. They were quick and smooth. Then, a few days later, the new Adobe  stuff, with fanfair, is released, and the installation process seems to be a mess. I don't understand why I have two Photoshop apps to install: "Photoshop" and "Photoshop v20.0.7." The latter seems to be installed, but the other has the "Update" button. The same goes for Premiere Pro, InDesign, After Effects, Bridge, Dreamweaver, Character Animator, Audition, and Media Encoder. I don't know what is going on. If there is some literature explaining it, I overlooked it.

Within the last week, I have received three notifications, on separate days, that "Creative Cloud Desktop" has been updated.

As for me, I posted the percentage numbers because it seemed that they might mean something to somebody. Apparenly not. I assumed that part of the percentage values might include the downloading of the installation file. When it's downloaded, the installation would begin. Downloading is never mentioned in the process. Providing more information during the download/installation might be helpfull.

Thanks for your help, Jeff. I appreciate you very much. I'll send my log files to Support and see what happens.