Trying to install premiere pro but the CC says AdobeCRDaemon needs to be closed

[mcgarity.ab]

I'm trying to install Premiere Pro but I keep getting this message:

"Conflict Installing Premiere Pro

Save your work and closed te following programs before continuing:

AdobeCRDaemon"

I found an earlier post that offered that the solution is to open Activity Monitor, find all instances of adobecrdaemon and close them. I did this.

The problem is that when I go back to CC and start the download for Premiere I get the same message and when I go back to the activity monitor I find that adobecrdaemon is running again. It doesn't matter how fast I go from stopping adobecrdaemon to starting the Premiere download in CC, I always get the message. 

I also tried quiting and reopening CC. Nothing seems to work.

Any ideas?

Thanks,

Adam

[Jeff A Wright]

Adam, sorry you are encountering so many problems attempting to install Premiere Pro CC.  Where you able to install Premiere Pro on this computer previously?  What other Adobe applications, and versions, are installed on the computer.  What version of macOS are you installing Premiere Pro CC on?

[Rachel22718267frn5]

I am also having this issue. I deleted my previous Premiere Pro version, as I haven's subscribed in a couple years. No other applications are open on my computer. I'm on iOS version 11.6. I see Adobe creative cloud under my applications, but I don't currently subscribe to any other Adobe products or services (other than Premiere, which I purchased today).

[Jeff A Wright]

Rachel, can you please confirm which operating system you are attempting to install Premiere Pro CC on?  Are you also receiving the exact error message posted by Adam in 2020 on iOS 11.6?  What device or computer are you running iOS 11.6 on?

[Rachel22718267frn5]

The error message I’m receiving says “conflict updating premiere pro- close the following programs before continuing: AdobeCRDaemon.” I’m running iOS 11.6 on a 2020 MacBook Air.

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[Jeff A Wright]

Rachel, I am very sorry, but iOS does not run on a MacBook Air.  If you are trying to install Premiere Pro CC on macOS, see https://helpx.adobe.com/download-install/kb/close-conflicting-processes.html for information on how to close any Adobe-related processes that are conflicting.  

If you need assistance with the process or are positive you are running iOS, please begin a secure chat session at https://helpx.adobe.com/contact.html?rghtup=autoOpen so a member of our support team can help you.

[Rachel22718267frn5]

I’m positive you’re right, not highly tech experienced here. I’ll look into that, thank you!

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