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marcielev
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September 4, 2012
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how do i close dynamiclinkmanager when downloading Abobe Premier Elements 10

  • September 4, 2012
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How do I close dynamiclinkmanager while trying to re-download Adobe Premier Elements 10?

      Correct answer Mylenium

      Task Manager/ Activity Monitor --> Processes --> find process --> right-click --> End process.

      Mylenium

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      I_AMedia
      Participant
      May 5, 2019

      I had the same message. Went into Activity Monitor and found an Acrobat sync thing running. Turned it off and all was good.

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        Delmar Hager
        Participant
        December 13, 2016

        Upgrading to cli 6.4 corrected the issue. So this issue can be closed.

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        Delmar Hager
        Participant
        December 13, 2016

        I upgraded to cli 6.4.0 and the issue was fixed BUT I tried and it broke the second time. I know see the following messege on my build screen.

        Sorry, but a problem occurred on the build server

        So my guess there is a problem with the build server

        I had previously upgraded to 6.1 but my builds did not work It seems everything is OK with 6.4

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        david.tanner
        Participant
        November 8, 2012

        I just had the same problem trying to install Adobe Audio CS6, and didn't have any tasks matching the dynamiclinkmanager.  I was able to solve the issue however by closing another adobe program, FlashUtil32_11_5_502_110_ActiveX.exe   For those that run into this issue in the future

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          Delmar Hager
          Participant
          November 8, 2012

          Your solution was correct. I had to close Acrobat Pro to fix the problem.

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            Anonymous
            November 8, 2012

            quite emailing me. Remove me from this thread

            John T Smith
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            John T SmithCommunity Expert
            Community Expert
            September 4, 2012

            Do you mean Install, or do you really mean you are downloading the program file from the Adobe server?

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            bldg13
            Participant
            September 7, 2012

            I'm having a similar problem (however with updating Premiere Pro) it's asking me to close "dynamiclinkmanager" but I've searched Activity Monitor and cannot find it. I've looked in My Processes and All Processes—even tried to restart and update fresh.

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              Steve Grisetti
              Legend
              September 7, 2012

              If you are using a Mac, you should use the updated installer. You'll find a link to it in the FAQs to the right of this forum.

              MichaelKazlow
              MichaelKazlow
              Legend
              September 4, 2012

              Moved to Premiere Elements

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              BenLFrey
              Participating Frequently
              October 5, 2012

              This is a relevant question for all Premiere editions. I just had the same problem with a fresh install of Premiere Pro via Creative Cloud.

              In my case, it was listed in my processes via Activity Monitor. For some people, that doesn't seem to be the case. It is possible that a person is logged in as a "regular" user with software installation access, but that dynamiclinkmanager is running in an administrator-level user account, and thus is unavailable to terminate. Not sure what Activity Monitor shows when you are set up as a non-admin user, because I always set myself up to be an admin.

              Mylenium
              MyleniumCorrect answer
              Legend
              September 4, 2012

              Task Manager/ Activity Monitor --> Processes --> find process --> right-click --> End process.

              Mylenium

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