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I've noticed that today, if i open the CC Desktop App, it creates a folder named 'GPU Cache' on my desktop. I've read a similar post on another (non-Adobe) forum about this too.
I then tried the same on my laptop & was prompted to update the CC Desktop App. After the update, I closed Desktop App & then opened it again - the GPU Cache folder then appeared on desktop of my laptop too.
It seems therefore that this is a problem with either the latest update or my Adobe account??
Any ideas please??
Thanks for reporting this. Below are quick steps to stop creation of "GPUCache folder on desktop" when launching Creative Cloud:
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Thanks for reporting this. Below are quick steps to stop creation of "GPUCache folder on desktop" when launching Creative Cloud:
Do let us know in case you face any issues with these steps.
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I was having the same issue after updating PS yesterday. Your solution worked on my PC--no more GPU Cache folder.
Adobe Photoshop Version: 19.1.6 20180808.r.398 2018/08/08: 1185588 x64
Number of Launches: 40
Operating System: Windows 10 64-bit
Version: 10 or greater 10.0.17134.1
System architecture: Intel CPU Family:6, Model:10, Stepping:7 with MMX, SSE Integer, SSE FP, SSE2, SSE3, SSE4.1, SSE4.2, AVX, HyperThreading
Creative Cloud: Version 4.6.0.384
Thank you.
John
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I went through this series of steps exactly, and it did not work.
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Hi Doctor Hugh,
You could download and install the the latest build of CCDA having a fix for this issue from here: Download Creative Cloud desktop app .Doctor Hugh
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Cherishy
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Just downloaded Creative Cloud today, version 4.6.0.384 I believe is the latest one, and still has the GPU Cache folder on the desktop.
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Hi shaozh,
I hope you have deleted the folder once. The folder should not be created again with build 4.6.0.384. Please let us know if it gets created again.
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Cherishy
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It gets created again.
My OS is Windows 10 Version:17134.191
CPU: Intel Core i9 - 7940X
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I have the latest Creative Cloud app installed (510.407) as of 5/13/20. In this version there is no "Quit" option under Preferences. Can these instructions be updated for the current program? (And why is it still doing this after two years and how many releases?)