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September 9, 2021
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Unable to install Adobe applications (403 ERROR)

  • September 9, 2021
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Hello,
I just changed my Mac and I switched to version M1, everything is up to date with version 11.5.2.
I downloaded Adobe Creative Cloud but when I want to install the applications (photoshop, illustrator...) I get an installation failure message, code 403. So I looked for updates to do but they are all up to date. I uninstalled, reinstalled, nothing works...
Could you please help me?

 

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toongoose
Participant
November 5, 2022

Have you found a solution? None of the suggested in the replies work.

Jeffrey_A_Wright
Community Manager
Community Manager
September 9, 2021

Margaux5C, sorry you are continuing to encounter error 403.  You mentioned that you moved to a new Mac computer using an M1 processor. What process did you use to move from one computer to another?  Did you migrate any files to the new computer?  What options did you choose during the migration?

Participant
September 9, 2021

Hello, thanks to your answer.

No, I didn't migrate anything from one computer to another, I just wanted to install adobe software on a new computer on which there was nothing installed before.

Jeffrey_A_Wright
Community Manager
Community Manager
September 9, 2021

Thanks for the additional information, Margaux.  Great work on not migrating/copying apps from one computer to another!  The practice can lead to very unusual behavior on the new computer.

 

Error 403 indicates that there was a problem downloading the necessary files.  Please try the suggestions in https://helpx.adobe.com/creative-cloud/kb/download-update-errors.html#troubleshoot_network_connectivity to correct the cause of the download failure. In addition, I would recommend focusing on the firewall configuration, as a software firewall may be misconfigured, or a hardware firewall may need to be updated to provide the same level of access as was given to the old Mac.