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Hi there. My installation of Photoshop CS6 is all messed up (using Win 10.) It slows to a crawl and is unsuable. I reinstall it but it doesn't change. So I am trying to uninstall and possibly upgrade.
There is no option to uninstall it from the Apps amd Features. Under control panel > Programs and features it does not appear, so cannot uninstall there. It does not appear in the start menu, so no way to uninstall there either. I go to the applicaiton folder, but there is no uninstaller program there.
I tried to update it under the help menu, but it was grayed out. There is also no option to deactivate under the help menu. I downloaded and installed Adobe bridge, to try and update, CS6 does not appear there. I saw on the internet to download the Cleaner tool, that didn't help.
Any ideas?
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Try the Creative Cloud Cleaner Tool
-Manan
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Yeah man that didn't do anything. It doesn't even see that it's there.
Any other ideas?
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Hi. Can anyone help me? To recap:
Seriously, anything I can do here? Open to suggestions.
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All my CS6 apps bring up Error 1: reinstall. Then I have the same problem as defautlzbfg. There is no uninstaller for CS6, only broken aliases. Adobe Cloud Cleaner can't see Adobe CS6. I'm on Mac OS High Sierra. Gonna try the nuclear option and just put CS6 in the bin.
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Two possible problems here:
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There is no uninstaller for CS6, only broken aliases. Adobe Cloud Cleaner can't see Adobe CS6. I'm on Mac OS High Sierra. Gonna try the nuclear option and just put CS6 in the bin.
By @Deirdre5FC2
You can try here but again, the likelihood of success is slim:
https://prodesigntools.com/adobe-direct-download-links.html
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@TheDigitalDog is correct - reinstall to get the connection re-established with the uninstaller then you can uninstall using the app.
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Do you have actual application files in /Applications? If so, you can manually just start trashing things on the Mac.
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@Lumigraphics I would never manually remove from a Mac - you leave behind a ton of orphaned resources in the System folders that can cause more issues.
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Without more information its hard to know what the root cause is. I guess I'm used to manually managing computers if the automated cleanup tools fail.