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Every 3 days when ya'll do an update, I end up spending 18 hours trying to get your products to work. Right now, none of my adobe products will update and Creative Cloud will not load fonts under assets>fonts. I am on a fully updated Windows 10 and I am still being given this error message when I try to update Photoshop:
Exit Code: 190
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- 2 fatal error(s), 0 error(s), 0 warnings(s)
FATAL: Sanity check for installation failed. Current OS version 6.2.9200 doesn't satisfy OS requirements.
FATAL: Error occurred in install product workflow with error code 190 error message
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I already reinstalled Creative Cloud. If I am going to have to spend 18 f-ing hours every week trying to get your garbage products to work, please refund me my Adobe license and also the cost of this Photoshop class I am taking. Your products don't work.
recheck your build.
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recheck your build.
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And then what? Checking your build is not a fix. I've had error code 190 on two separate computers on different window OS's. Your online IT also affirmed that "this is a microsoft issue" There it NOTHING wrong with my microsoft build!
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jonahs3215476 wrote
And then what? Checking your build is not a fix.
In this case, it was:
"Current OS version 6.2.9200 doesn't satisfy OS requirements."
Your case may be different. Post your question as a new discussion.
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To be clear my error 190 has always been fixed by using a wireless dongle while using Safe Mode+Networking. I have no firewall disabling any passhrough of communication over my private or public network.
There have been instances where the download initiates and then stops (from 5%-50%) and fails, without citing an error. I've had this issue for over a year!
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