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tbpooh
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August 23, 2013
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How to deinstall AAM Update Notifier

  • August 23, 2013
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Hi,

when there is an update published, I have two notifier in my menuebar.

The old aam updater and the new CC updater. I think, I need only the CC Updater.

How can I deinstall the old aam update notifier?

OS 10.8.4, only CC-Apps and Lightroom 5 installed.

Many thanks in advance!


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    Correct answer tbpooh

    I found the solution at the end of this discussion: http://forums.adobe.com/thread/1024666 (#12. from seriouslyihadascreennamea, 07.09.2013 21:22)

    [...] go to Photoshop*, then go to the Help menu and choose "Updates." That should open up the old application manager. There you can hit the Preferences button and turn off notification in the menu bar! [...]

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    tbpoohAuthorCorrect answer
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    September 10, 2013

    I found the solution at the end of this discussion: http://forums.adobe.com/thread/1024666 (#12. from seriouslyihadascreennamea, 07.09.2013 21:22)

    [...] go to Photoshop*, then go to the Help menu and choose "Updates." That should open up the old application manager. There you can hit the Preferences button and turn off notification in the menu bar! [...]

      David__B
      Adobe Employee
      David__B
      Adobe Employee
      September 10, 2013

      Hi Tbpooh,

      Glad you were able to get it resolved and thanks for posting your solution.

      Yeah, its looks like the behavior is different with Creative Cloud installed like you describe.

      http://forums.adobe.com/thread/1024666

      David__B
      Adobe Employee
      David__B
      Adobe Employee
      August 28, 2013

      Hi Tbpooh,

      Could you option click on the non-Creative Cloud one and uncheck all the applications listed to check for updates on?

      -Dave

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      tbpoohAuthor
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      August 29, 2013

      Nop.

      If I click (or option click) on the non-Creative Cloud one, I have the option to open the Updater. When I do this, the Creative Cloud Updater (on the right) open for a single moment - like a flash ... thats all.

      -tbpooh

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