Export to Aero Script Alert

[ErikVariable]

Updated to 2020.  Go to Export/Export for Aero and get the following msg: 'Creative Cloud Files is not installed'.  I have Creative Cloud and it is working as far as I know.  Any ideas?

[Neon Dreams]

Ok, so after I saw that you mentioned digging out he JavaScript file, I too went looking for it.  There is a file called "Export For Aero.jsx" and for PC it is located at "C:\Program Files\Adobe\Adobe Photoshop 2022\Presets\Scripts".

Make a backup copy of this file first.  Then edit the original .jsx file.  Look around line 400 or do a search and look for the line that says " return localize("$$$/private/AeroExport/CCFilesFolder=~/Creative Cloud Files/"); "  

Change that line to  return localize("$$$/private/AeroExport/CCFilesFolder=C:/Users/<yourusername>/Creative Cloud Files/");

Easy peasy.  I hope someone sees this.

[Nadia_Kompan]

Thank you!!!

[PunyaShetty]

This worked for me! Thank you so much! 

[PhotoShocked]

Unfortunately, this just causes Photo Shop to freeze for me.

[Aupuma]

Same problem here on Windows 10, can't export to Aero, please Adobe fix it!

[Neon Dreams]

This issue is still present and while someone selected "anwered", it is far from being resolved.  I as well have an issue exporting from Photoshop to Aero and get the "Creative Cloud Files is not installed".  I've tried to follow suggestions and my Creative Cloud Files folder is in the correct location and in the root of the user data.  In this case with Windows, it's "C:\Users\<username>".  Other apps can save to it and sync to Creative Cloud.  Photoshop can even sync to it.  Like others, it's unlikely this will be explored by support.  It's a shame. XR is coming. 

[Neon Dreams · Accepted solution]

After some fumbling around I found there is a file called "Export For Aero.jsx" and for PC it is located at "C:\Program Files\Adobe\Adobe Photoshop 2022\Presets\Scripts".

Make a backup copy of this file first.  Then edit the original .jsx file.  Look around line 400 or do a search and look for the line that says " return localize("$$$/private/AeroExport/CCFilesFolder=~/Creative Cloud Files/"); "  

Change that line to  return localize("$$$/private/AeroExport/CCFilesFolder=C:/Users/<yourusername>/Creative Cloud Files/");

This worked for me.  I hope it helps you.

[HANNAH5EAE]

Yes, this was the only answer that worked for me! Thank you!

[jbellomo]

This does not work for me since I am on a enterprise computer I cannot change the script files in the prograam directory. I tried saving the script file to the desktop making the script line change then running the script , it stil does not work.