Gee, an update = a problem.

Forum|Forum|5 years ago
January 14, 2021
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Once Apple releases this Big Sur crappola, now my bleepin Adobe Creative Suite apps slow to a crawl, and of course, my Creative Suite App won't load. "Creative Cloud is taking Longer than Usual to Load...." . SHOCKER. I don't know why I do updates to the OS, it ALWAYS messes something up. Not only do we get to deal with the messed up finder windows, it's affecting our work apps. AWESOME!

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I got everything to update. I had to re-download the Creative Cloud Installer dmg and, while it STILL showed an issue opening the actual app, and crashed once, I quit it's progress, restarted my computer, and it luckily opened up the CS window alerting me to updates. Thank goodness.

Peru Bob

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Next time, wait to update your operating system until all of the appps you use have been fully approved and debugged for the new operating system.

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kevinb83901078Author

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Ha! You'd be waiting forever. Thanks for letting me vent.

John T Smith

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>I don't know why I do updates to the OS, it ALWAYS messes something up

Well then... don't

I do NOT know if these revert to older links will work with BS
https://macpaw.com/how-to/downgrade-from-catalina or
https://www.macworld.co.uk/how-to/mac-software/downgrade-macos-3581872/

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kevinb83901078Author

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John, thanks, but how do you know when it's fully cleared if the one program that is supposed to alert you about the update, is the one crashing? Are you saying, just don't update the Mac OS?

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