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I have been trying to solve a problem with Adobe Application Manager. I got a pop up warning that AAM Utilities is not optimized for my Mac and needs to be updates - an update that i have done 2 weeks ago with instruction from the Adobe chat customer service. I am now on my second hour sitting in another chat window with my second Adobe "support" person, both not an English speaker and both told me "Hello, i can help you with your issue" without me ever telling them what my issue was at that point. I was then told that this problem should not have happened. So i asked (again!) on how to fix it only to be sent a link to uninstall Creative Cloud saying that this will also uninstall AAM....
Any advice on how i might get REAL help or have anyone come across this problem before?
Thanks.
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You do not need to take any actions on this. There is no current problem, Apple is just issuing this warning that at a later stage, with an OS upgrade, that software will not run anymore. Currently it works and there is no fix to this available.
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Thanks Abambo! I will keep this in mind for future reference for sure. I have now just ended a 2 hour session with them where they just went to Google and download an update for the program (essentially the same thing they did a few weeks ago). Part of the problem is that they were not reading my messages at all and they were not really speaking English which makes a conversation difficult to understand.
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Anybody from Adobe care to comment on the quality of customer "care" here? AdobeCustomer​ adobecustomerservicesucks​