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March 6, 2018
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How do I downgrade PS to 2017 after updating CC to 2018

  • March 6, 2018
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I've recently updated PS CC (NOT 2017, yes, I know a stupid move) to 2018, and thus the previous versions (in my case, PS 2017) were removed from Creative Cloud and I can no longer downgrade back to 2017, which I want to do because I wasn't aware that Adobe's software testing team sucked and 2018 version is going as slow as Modern Warfare Remastered on a pSVita if such a thing was possible. Does anyone know how I can downgrade to 2017 again even after such a slip-up?

I have Windows 10, and the only other Adobe products I have are Acrobat, Acrobat DC, Premiere Pro CC including previous version 2017. My computer is a dual-core with 500 Gig of internal memory and 10561 MB of RAM. I've heard a lot of other people have this issue and I don't think my hardware is the problem.

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JJMack
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March 6, 2018

User the creative cloud desktop application to install any previous version CC 2014 would also be a good choice IMO. You can leave CC 2018 install Adobe will add more fixes.  I have CS6, CC 2014 and CC 2018 installed.

JJMack
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March 6, 2018

Well that would be possible, except no previous versions at all are showing on Creative Cloud and I downloaded PS as 2017

JJMack
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March 6, 2018

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