silent uninstallation of Adobe CC of Mac

[csthacker]

How can I uninstall all Adobe Creative Cloud applications silently on a Mac?   I've followed the instructions here and it still prompts me with a dialogue box.

Use the CC Cleaner Tool to solve installation problems | CC, CS3-CS6

Step 6 says the following but it still prompts the user... plus is doesn't indicate that quotes are used:

1. In a Terminal window, type the following command:
   sudo [Path to Adobe Creative Cloud Cleaner Tool.app]/Contents/MacOS/Adobe Creative Cloud Cleaner Tool ‐‐removeAll= CREATIVECLOUDCS6PRODUCTS

[Atul_Saini]

Moving the discussion to Enterprise Deployment for Creative Cloud, Creative Suite   forum.

Thanks,

Atul Saini

[sarika02]

Hi alternapopmac,

On Mac OS, use the following command:

sudo installer -pkg <uninstall_pkg_name> -target /

When the uninstall is finished, check the install location to see that the applications were removed.

Note: Uninstall packages are not created for update package.

Sarika

[kuttimag86094723 · Accepted solution]

It is not a PKG Installer so the above command does not work. Below is the link please share the Command Line for below Installer to proceed deployment silently

https://helpx.adobe.com/content/dam/help/en/creative-cloud/help/uninstall-creative-cloud-desktop-app...

[maulofamerica]

This still doesn't work. The command:

/Adobe\ Creative\ Cloud\ Cleaner\ Tool.app/Contents/MacOS/Adobe\ Creative\ Cloud\ Cleaner\ Tool ‐‐removeAll= CREATIVECLOUDCS6PRODUCTS

just starts the Cleaner app. This is pointless when trying to silently uninstall CC. The link to the moved discussion is broken as well.

[aashriver]

The following worked for me.  No prompt and no user interaction.

sudo /Adobe\ Creative\ Cloud\ Cleaner\ Tool.app/Contents/MacOS/Adobe\ Creative\ Cloud\ Cleaner\ Tool --removeAll=All

or

sudo [Path to Adobe Creative Cloud Cleaner Tool.app]/Contents/MacOS/Adobe Creative Cloud Cleaner Tool --removeAll=All

The problem I found was copy/pasting the command from this site into the terminal, the two dashes/minus/hyphens "--" between 'Tool'  and 'removeAll=All' were not the same as what was naturally type in the terminal.  When I replaced them and changed to '=All' it worked.

Hope this helps!

Cheers

[Twana]

It works! But, only removes the apps and leaves lots of Adobe junk behind.

[thawk9455]

For one reason or another my fix doesn't appear to be showing 

(and I have no idea why Adobe hasn't documented it).  Add --eulaAccepted=1 to the command and it appears to skip the GUI entirely.  In my case, I put it before the removeAll section so my command looks something like the following:

sudo /Volumes/CleanerTool/Adobe\ Creative\ Cloud\ Cleaner\ Tool.app/Contents/MacOS/Adobe\ Creative\ Cloud\ Cleaner\ Tool --eulaAccepted=1 --removeAll=ALL

[kuttimag86094723]

The Command is Not working still pop-up occurs. Is there any other solution to initiate Uninstall Tool silently