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tristanra
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April 12, 2016
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Node.js: Server-side JavaScript has stopped working.

  • April 12, 2016
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Hello Everyone,

After the last Adobe Creative Cloud update. I receive this error every second that takes me out of the program I am currently in. (Indesign, Premiere, Aftereffects, Photoshop). I am currently at a stand still, where a similar problem happened less than a month ago with Error: "Evented I/O for V8 JavaScript has stopped working" .

How many problems can you cause with every update Adobe? Can you fix these before updating and how do I fix this one now since I literally slowed to a snails pace with this issue.

Thanks.

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Mejor respuesta de atjain

Hi Tristan,

          We are terribly sorry for making you have to go through this. Here are some steps that should help solving the issue:

  • Open Start > Control Panel
  • Click on Programs
  • In the programs and features section click on 'Turn Windows Features on or off'
  • Make sure that Microsoft .NET Framework 3.5.1 is not unchecked (A check as well as a blue box as in the screenshot below is ok)

Please reply back to this thread in case you still face issues.

Thanks,

Atishay

Adobe CC Libraries Engineering

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MADAN LAL0101
Participant
September 15, 2020

Dear Sir, 

Thank You for your guidance.
After making blue in Control Panel, Microsoft.NET Framework 3.5.1, I am getting the same message but the third option (Debug the application) which has been deleted. 

Will you please be kind enough to guide me?

Madan Lal0101

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RASHID ELOUARDI
Participant
July 19, 2020

THE SOLUTION IS :

Go To this Link Chemin C:\Program Files (x86)\Common Files\Adobe\Creative Cloud Libraries\libs\

And delete Node . 

Because You Can find This file "Node" In two Chemin 

1- C:\Program Files (x86)\Adobe\Creative Cloud Libraries\libs\Node

And

2- C:\Program Files (x86)\Common Files\Adobe\Creative Cloud Libraries\libs\Node

--- So try to delete Node From both of Them 

-This solution is work with me and i am working now in adobe without any message or any problemme .

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Long Face Murdera
Participant
November 15, 2019

This issue is super frustrating. Just debilitating to work flow.

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Abr4h4m
Participant
March 31, 2020

Hi to all:

Recently I had the same problem that you describe and at the begining I just could partially solve it following the steps indicates above but...

 

I was finally able to solve it just doing this:

 

- Find de file "Adobe" under program files and search "node.exe", you will find 3 or more results, change the name of all, something like this for instance: Before: node.exe, Later: node_bkup.exe.

Because you could have many programs installed like Indesign, Photoshop, and so on.

 

Gretings.

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RodShelley
Participating Frequently
October 28, 2019

Thanks for that useless piece of info. Didn't help a bit. My Photoshop CC libraries still won't load and the stupid Node.js error continues. Pathetic..

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    RodShelley
    Participating Frequently
    October 27, 2019

    I'm getting this crap, too! My CC Libraries panel doesn't work any longer. The webpage they send you to is absolutely worthless. The Adobe Support Chat feature is a joke. Right now I'm so pissed off I'm ready to look for an alternate app for Photoshop, but there's nothing out there that comes close.

     

    Adobe! Get your act together. This is NOT the way to treat your customers who are paying you good money for a service athat WORKS.

    I'll try the solution above, but I doubt it will make any difference. I've spent the last 2 days trying to get this resolved instead of doing anything creative. Thanks for making my CC fees a good investment. Not.

      hyperionstudios
      hyperionstudios
      Participant
      October 27, 2019

      I've tried everything and nothing is seeming to fix this issue. Based on the recent replies to this thread, It seems like something is causing a surge in this issue for multiple users. Windows 7 SP1 

        Rob
        Rob
        Participant
        October 27, 2019

        This didn't solve the issue for me.

        J
        jf1963
        Participant
        October 26, 2019

        I am still having a problem. I tried finding the node.exe file but it was labeled node.js. Is this the file to delete to stop the flashing message? I cannot work today with this going on. 

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        Barracuda2002
        Participant
        October 23, 2019

        It does not work!

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          Anonymous
          October 21, 2019

          A colleague in our marketing team is also having this issue, it appears this has occurred since she updated Adobe Creative Cloud on her PC. What I have found is this occurs when the user first logs into the PC. If I login to the PC with our admin account I don't get the same error message, however Adobe CC is not setup under our login.

           

          The installed version of Creative Cloud is 5.0.0.354 if that helps and looks to have updated on the 7th of October.

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