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CherylGraham
Inspiring
January 30, 2017
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CS5 "quits unexpectedly" every time I manually quit

  • January 30, 2017
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I'm using Illustrator CS5 on Mac OS 10.11.6 on a MacBook Air 13". Every time I quit, after about 5 seconds I get a message that Adobe Illustrator has quit unexpectedly.

Things that may be relevant:

  • This also happens with Photoshop CS5
  • I have Illustrator CC 2015.3 also installed on this machine
  • I have Photoshop CC 2017 also installed on this machine

I have saved the crash logs but I don't know how to interpret them. Any help is greatly appreciated!

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Beste Antwort von CherylGraham

You may count yourself lucky to have it work apart from the quitting issue, and try to live with that.

Perhaps. I loathe the cursors in CS6 and above, so I'm clinging to CS5 for as long as I can!

I found this:

http://capitalmacservice.com/possible-fix-for-mac-adobe-illustrator-cs5-crash-on-exit/

What do you think?

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Participant
October 4, 2018

The instructions at http://capitalmacservice.com/possible-fix-for-mac-adobe-illustrator-cs5-crash-on-exit/ worked for me, 2018-10-04.  But how long will those instructions be there?  For future reference, below are the terminal shell commands which I think would do the same thing.  If the other instructions disappear, you can try these.  Make sure none of your Adobe products are running, then run the following two commands.  The lines may be folded over here, but each one starts with "sudo".  Enter each as a single line.  You may be asked for your password.

sudo mv "~/Library/Application Support/Adobe/CS5ServiceManager" "~/Library/Application Support/Adobe/CS5ServiceManager.bak"

sudo mv "/Library/Application Support/Adobe/CS5ServiceManager" "/Library/Application Support/Adobe/CS5ServiceManager.bak"

Participant
April 5, 2019

The two commands above are the same I think you need this one for CS5

sudo mv "~/Library/Application Support/Adobe/CS5ServiceManager" "~/Library/Application Support/Adobe/CS5ServiceManager.bak"

and this one for CS 5.5

sudo mv "/Library/Application Support/Adobe/CS5.5ServiceManager" "/Library/Application Support/Adobe/CS5.5ServiceManager.bak"

But this solution did not work for me on CS5.5

Srishti Bali
Community Manager
Community Manager
April 10, 2019

Hi there,

We’re so sorry to hear about this. May I please know the OS (Exact version of MAC) you are working on? CS5 applications are not compatible with any version later than Mac OS X v10.8 and v10.9. I'm afraid any attempts to troubleshoot the install could result in it becoming unusable. You can try resetting preferences for Illustrator after taking a backup of your preferences folders. Location is mentioned in the article: How to set preferences in Illustrator.

Regards,

Srishti

Participant
June 15, 2018

I was having the same problem with InDesign CS5. It worked for InDesign too. Thanks.

Jacob Bugge
Community Expert
Community Expert
January 30, 2017

Cheryl,

You may count yourself lucky to have it work apart from the quitting issue, and try to live with that.

CherylGraham
CherylGrahamAutorAntwort
Inspiring
January 30, 2017

You may count yourself lucky to have it work apart from the quitting issue, and try to live with that.

Perhaps. I loathe the cursors in CS6 and above, so I'm clinging to CS5 for as long as I can!

I found this:

http://capitalmacservice.com/possible-fix-for-mac-adobe-illustrator-cs5-crash-on-exit/

What do you think?

Larry G. Schneider
Community Expert
Community Expert
January 31, 2017

Can't hurt to try. If I recall correctly it has worked before for some prople.

Larry G. Schneider
Community Expert
Community Expert
January 30, 2017

This means you have a permission problem. Try having the OS reset the permissions for your user account (you can also try making a new user account and try opening from there as a check).

CherylGraham
Inspiring
January 30, 2017

@Mike I downloaded the path but could not install it because it was damaged. Tried downloading multiple times with different browsers and even tried the 15.01 patch. Same message:

> try making a new user account and try opening from there as a check

@Larry Tried that, and it's still happening. Can either of you interpret the logs? Thanks!

Mike_Gondek10189183
Community Expert
Community Expert
January 30, 2017

Hi Cheryl,

CS5 was last updated to work with 10.6, so that may be a result of nobody patched CS5 to work with 10.11.6.

System requirements | Adobe Illustrator

You may want to try the free patch to 15.02, which can help close the gap between OS & software release dates.

Adobe - Illustrator : For Macintosh