Adobe CC Version 2.1.1.110 node.exe and job error?

[salimj15506340]

Adobe CC just auto-updated to Version 2.1.1.110. Upon completion, first thing that pops up is an error:

System is complaining about CCLibrary node.exe

I clicked OK and got the second error:

Here system is complaining could not assign job to spawned process.

Again, this is on a brand new auto upgrade.

Anyone know what going on and how to solve?

Thanks

[randyalan99]

I am getting the same error as well. Happened when I changed the workspace setting in Premiere.

[salimj15506340]

Adobe Support's response (from twitter): "@sjordan1975 You should use the Adobe Cleaner tool to remove and then reinstall. Let us know if you are still having issues after that.^SV"

Now I have to back up all my Adobe products and related tech because an Adobe initiated auto-update is buggy?!

[stuartb15627593]

Ditto on the issue - Fresh install and the only way around this seems to be to run Photoshop as Administrator (or try another install after removing the product I just installed).  Lightroom keeps crashing as well.  I'm disappointed in the cloud product stability so far.  As a current owner of the Creative Suite (which still is quite stable), I wanted to give the CC a try - I'm pretty undecided on the upgrade a this stage.

[dvjunk]

I get the same errors.

[josephm55189535]

Same issue. I even reinstalled several times to no fix. Any update from anyone else?

[salimj15506340]

I followed the instructions at the Adobe Support Twitter account and so far so good. I'll report back if this changes.

[ewas777]

Got online with support and found a much quicker work around. Essentially, use task manager to shut down every shut downable adobe process (I was down to flash), find the adobe file in programs86, rename creative cloud to creative cloud_old then download and install ONLY creative cloud. Oof. Much better than 12 apps.....

[campbeta_l]

ewas777 wrote:

Got online with support and found a much quicker work around. Essentially, use task manager to shut down every shut downable adobe process (I was down to flash), find the adobe file in programs86, rename creative cloud to creative cloud_old then download and install ONLY creative cloud. Oof. Much better than 12 apps.....

Thank you for posting this. I followed these steps on both my PCs and the issue is now resolved. Definitely better than reinstalling everything.

[Jeff A Wright]

Moving this discussion to the File Hosting, Syncing, and Collaboration forum.

[dvjunk]

ewas777 suggestion seemed to work at first but the same problem returned after 2nd restart.

Windows 8.1 64-bit

[MadmanTom]

Here's what worked for me, your mileage may vary.

Go to the website  Node.js . (https colon slash slash nodejs dot org slash download slash)

Download the executable. For windows, that is node.exe.

Copy or store it into the folder identified in the error message, in the case of the original post (and for me) that is "C:\Program Files(x86)\Adobe\Adobe Creative Cloud\CCLibrary\libs\"

Pay attention to the directory listed in your error message though, it may be different.

You should probably reboot. I did.

That's it.

[DeathUman]

Happened on latest update 2.3.0.151. This is getting ridiculous.