How to uninstall PHotoshop? Unable to through Creative Cloud

[cartonofmilk12]

My Photoshop app is corrupted. Some features will not work and I have to reinstall. When I opened up Adobe Creative Cloud, that was also corrupted, and it said to repair Adobe Creative Cloud in which I did. Once Creative Cloud was done repairing itself, when I looked to uninstall Photoshop I couldn't. Instead, I just see the option to install Photoshop again even though I already have Photoshop installed. When I click the Install button, it fails and says "Installation Failed" And nothing else. What do I do? How do I reinstall Photoshop?

[Peru Bob]

Use the Cleaner Tool:

https://helpx.adobe.com/creative-cloud/kb/cc-cleaner-tool-installation-problems.html

[cartonofmilk12]

I uninstalled Creative Cloud using the Cleaner Tool linked. When I opened up Creative Cloud again, I was able to install Photoshop again normally. When I try to open Photoshop, the splash screen pops up and hangs on "Reading preferences" Then the app crashes with the spalsh screen frozen. I went back to Creative Cloud, uninstalled Photoshop then reinstalled it. Upon opening, I was met with the same problem.

[Giovanna5CFA]

Same issue here after I upgraded to the Big Sur 11.2.2

[cartonofmilk12]

You figure out any solution yet? The app is beign super inconsistent, sometimes it opens up just fine, others it crashes on start or forces me to reinstall Creative Cloud in which everything seems to work fine for a day, then the problem repeats itself all over again.

[cartonofmilk12]

Any help please??? I need Photoshop to complete a school assignment.

[cartonofmilk12]

Still waiting. This whole thing has been a random cluster****. Sometimes, Photoshop opens without any problems, Sometimes Adobe Creative Cloud crashes and I have to reinstall the entire thing. Other times Photoshop can't get past the "reading preferences" and crashes. It's like these apps have a mind of their own. God please someone help me.

[cartonofmilk12 · Accepted solution]

Apparently, I'm an IMPATIENT DUMB***!!!!!! There was nothing wrong with my Photoshop... I simply wasn't giving it enough time to start up.... I opened it today and instead of frantically clicking everywhere like an IDIOT I just let it do it's thing and I was able to open Photoshop like normal....