CC install

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January 29, 2014
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I have six computers to install with the entire CC suite.

From what I can see I have to download and install separately on each one, which would take several days at current download speeds.

Surely this is not the case?

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akshay

Participating Frequently

Hi Andrew,

If you have creative cloud for teams and you are the team admin, you will have an option of CCP(creative cloud packager) on the Manage your teams page.

Please refer to the following link for video tutorial :

http://tv.adobe.com/watch/creative-suite-in-the-enterprise/deploying-creative-cloud-for-teams-with-creative-cloud-packager/

Regards,

Akshay

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AndrewDuAuthor

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OK I downloaded and installed CCP, I used it to create a "Package", and then I ran the setup.exe that's in that package. It finished in about fifteen minutes, but it hasn't actually installed anything.

If I open "Creative Cloud" it now gives the option to install all the apps; select one and it starts downloading it.

So this is just the same process as going straight to the CC web site and downloading from there. So far I do not see where CCP is adding any value.

Is it not possible to download the install package(s) once and store them on my network, then run setup from there? Downloading Gb's for each and every workstation cannot be the answer I hope.

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akshay

Participating Frequently

The purpose of creative cloud packager is that you only have to download the applications once and then use the package you have created to deploy on the rest of the machines.

Can you try the package you have created on a machine which does not have any previous installation of Adobe applications.

And in case the issue persist please share the pdapp.log file from the %temp% folder and we will assist you with the same.

Regards

Akshay

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