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vukv3681633
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May 31, 2017
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Can Adobe CC 2017 Apps be installed without uninstalling Adobe CC 2015 Apps?

  • May 31, 2017
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I am having an issue installing an Adobe CC 2017 package I created, which includes every app in the suite. I've successfully installed on multiple machines running Windows 10 x64 that did not have any of the Adobe CC 2015 apps installed. I am now trying to install on Windows 7 x64 that has some Adobe CC 2015 apps installed, and my installer is consistently crashing about half way through. It makes it through about 15 apps before it starts to rollback and uninstall them. Any thoughts??

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Correct answer rpandita

Hi vukv3681633 ,

You probably need to create a new package and skip some application that can only be installed and used on Windows 10.

Specifically , Adobe Experience design and Project Felix, which have a mim req of Windows 10.

Adobe Experience Design System requirements

Project Felix system requirements and supported languages

My suggestion would be to check mim system req for each product before you package them.

~Rohit

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Sheena Kaul
Sheena Kaul
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May 31, 2017

Hi,

Yes.

Please see keeping previous versions installed when installing CC 2015 applications | Creative Cloud blog by Adobe

Regards,

Sheena

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vukv3681633Author
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June 1, 2017

Thanks for your help. I read that article previously but when packaging with the Creative Cloud packager there was no option for "Remove Older versions". When selecting apps to package in the Creative Cloud packaging tool it does give you the option of adding "archived versions" into the package, which are the Adobe CC 2015 apps. Do you need to add the applications you already have installed into the package to keep them installed?

Atul_Saini
Atul_Saini
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June 1, 2017

Moving the discussion to Deployment for Creative Cloud for Team, Enterprise, & CS​ forum.

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