Disable Creative Cloud Desktop Application

Forum|Forum|11 years ago
January 5, 2015
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I'm trying to create a package with Creative Could Packager version 1.7.0.31 on a pc.

But i cant disable the 'Creative Cloud Desktop Application' because the checkbox is enabled and grayed out.

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Correct answer Ashubijalwan1

In case you would need a package including creative cloud desktop app, you can sign in with enterprise account and create a package under named license and you will have ability to enable or disable creative cloud desktop.

Thanks,

Ashish

alisterblack

Inspiring

I agree and I imagine this is already on the roadmap for the packaging engineering team at Adobe.

However I'll log some feature requests for

1. Command line with silent option for updating the CC Desktop App

2. Command line with silent option to uninstall the CC Desktop App

Ashubijalwan1

Adobe Employee

Hello there,

It seems you are logged in as a creative cloud for team administrator. If so, you won't be able to disable creative cloud desktop app as this is mandatory for creative cloud team users.

Thanks,

Ashish

C

CVICTAuthor

Participant

Yes, Im logged in as a creative could for team administrator. Why is the desktop app now mandatory? In the past (mid of 2014) this was not the case.

There also some problem with updating the Desktop App Re: RUM for Creative Cloud Desktop App

kungfujedis

Participating Frequently

In case you would need a package including creative cloud desktop app, you can sign in with enterprise account and create a package under named license and you will have ability to enable or disable creative cloud desktop.

Thanks,

Ashish

This does not work. If I choose enterprise, I can only uncheck the desktop application as long as it is set to serial number license. As soon as I change it to named, I cannot uncheck the desktop app.

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