Lightroom CC

Some notes about the Adobe Creative Cloud Desktop App, and autentication, activation, etc:

The Adobe Creative Cloud Desktop App is key to installing, Authenticating, updating, and maintaining the various Adobe applicatons like Lightroom Classic, Photoshop, etc.

Note that you do not sign in or login within any of the applications like Lightroom Classic (well you could but that is the wrong way to do so) Instead you sign in the Adobe Creative Cloud Dektop App.

Note also, should you sign out from the Adobe Creative Cloud Desktop App, then your subscribed applications, Lightroom Classic, Photoshop, etc will be deactivated on that computer. No haunting reason to sign out, once you sign back in they will once again be activated and will work.

Should you travel to a location with no Internet, as long as you did not sign out from the Adobe Creative Cloud Desktop App, you will be able to run Lightroom Classic, had you signed out, you would not be able to and would not be able to remidy untill you got some internet acess. So just do not sign out.

As long as the status of Adobe Creative Cloud Desktop is signed in, even if you do not have internet access, Lightroom Classic, etc, should function without internet access up untill about 90 days (including some grace time) at which your Adobe Creative Cloud Desktop App needs to call home (Adobe) to authenticate license and payment.

In case you have not yet installed the Adobe Creative Cloud Desktop App, follow directions at:

https://helpx.adobe.com/download-install/kb/creative-cloud-desktop-app-download.html 

Ok, was busy editing reply postings based on earler info. Assumed you had installed Adobe Creative Cloud Desktop App.

So, inquiry, have you installed the Adobe Creative Cloud Desktop App? The application I showed just a bit of go in several screenshots?

Okay I hope I now have it in the right order!  Well I have signed up and paid my subscription and thought I had installed so how do I go about doing that please.  The tutorials have not helped at all.

You shouold have an application called the Adobe Creative Cloud Desktop App installed. In fact you probably usd that to install Lightroom Classic. On YOur MAC the shortcut will be in the top menu bar, looks like a cloud or two links in a chain.

Launch that. You should see the Apps available, and for that matter installed.

Hover your mouse over the Words Lightroom Classi, e=waht version shows?

Second item, And as the system info you poisted is sketchy, perhaps this is a bit of incorect info

but in your Sys Info, this bit:

Displays: 1) 1920x1080

Graphics Processor Info:
Intel(R) HD Graphics 6000

Check OpenGL support: Passed
Vendor: Intel Inc.
Version: 4.1 INTEL-14.3.9
Renderer: Intel(R) HD Graphics 6000
LanguageVersion: 4.10

That is very wrong, should be using Metal dot OpenGL.

Yes I suspect you have two versons of Lightromm installed. I suspect that info you shared i=s not Lightroom Classic but the old Lightroom 6 or perhaps first vesion of Lightroom CC (Desktop)

Ok, first things first. As to make sure a posted reply is in a cronological order. When poting one scrool to the very first posting (your initial post in this thread) and clcik on that nice Blue Post button.

Not sure if your last screenshot is the current Lightroom Classic report on System Information, as it sure does not reflect anything newer than v6 (stand alone) or the first subscription copy.

Can you please post the first 10 lines of the system information listing in Lightroom? If you have really installed Lightroom Classic, and you are running Lightroom Classic, the dehaze adjustment should be available in the basic panel under the presence section.

First, there is no software currently called Lightroom CC. The current software choices are called Lightroom Classic and Lightroom. So please let us know which you are discussing.

Next, please state your operating system version NUMBER (and not words like "latest" or "current")

Lastly, please describe the exact steps you have followed, in detail, explaining what happens or doesn't happen, leaving nothing out.