Tonyxta I am sorry that you are facing download errors when attempting to install your Adobe applications. I would recommend reviewing the DLM.log to determine the exact cause of the download error. You can find details on how to locate the DLM.log at Error downloading or updating Adobe Creative Cloud apps.. You are welcome to post any specific errors you discover in the log to this discussion.
The simple solution is: the update requires admin rights. Every good developer tells this the customer when he starts the update with insufficient rights. Why not Adobe?
I've been dealing with my apps not installing since before the 2020 update. I've asked many times and had Adobe staff on my computer without any resolution. I've been told they would get back to me and nothing...
I had this issue recently. After installing the windows update that upgraded to the new Chrome-based Edge browser.
I was able to go into Edge settings > Privacy > delete browser data. There is an option to delete all data from the previous Microsoft browsers. Plus cached site data. After Adobe CC was able to install updates!
I had this same issue. I could not update or install any apps. I tried what waldematrix suggested and completely deleted Microsoft Edge browsing history and cache (plus, disabled the tracking prevention in the Edge settings) and immediately after that I was able to download and install the app I needed in Creative Cloud without any errors. Thank you waldematrix.
I had the same problems when trying to install the Acrobat DC or any other Adobe CC desktop application. Installation always failed with the error 113 and none of the recommended solutions worked. I solved it by downloading the Acrobat DC when connected to my phone's Wi-Fi hotspot instead of my home Wi-Fi. This worked perfectly on the first try.
Interestingly enough, after successfully installing the Acrobat through the hotspot, all Adobe CC downloads started to seamlessly work on the local Wi-Fi as well... without changing anything anywhere :-).
This may or may not be a solution for this error but, it could be that your 'download transfer speed' located in the 'preference tab' is too high for your wifi bandwidth (which was my problem). I would suggest that you disconnect all devices connected to your wifi (or as many as you can). Close all other running applications and or minimize them, keeping the Creative Cloud app as the active tab (make sure not to minimizing or switch between apps in your system). Ultimately kill all apps and internet-connected devices that could be pulling too much bandwidth.
I have the same issue on my windows and nothing above helped. it was not a wifi issue, not a firewall issue, not an update issue etc. I have tried what adobe said for several hours, repairing cc app etc what ever adobe says. I was going mad, beacuse I couldn't get any help. At the end I realized I have gone out of empty space on my hard drive. Every time I try to install any adobe apps it has created a temp file and never erased them. I acted crazy and erased c/adobetemp file and localdata temp files. restarted the comp and woala! I could install any cc app.
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