The folder Applications > Adobe Creative Cloud exists, but there is only one item in there - a link to Uninstall Adobe Creative Cloud. If I 'Show Original' on this link, I get the usual macOS message "the original item can't be found". Searching my system does not reveal the app Creative Cloud, only an app I can't seem to open called Creative Cloud Content Manager.
All my Adobe CC apps open and function as normal. I know I didn't delete the CC app - I was looking for it to see if I could get the 2025.4.1 update, and I last used it to update to 2025.4 the day that was released two week ago, but now I can't update, because the app no longer exists?
macOS 15.6.1
MacStudio M1 32Gb
EDIT: Just tried to reinstall the Creative Cloud Desktop app from a freshly downloaded installer, and macOS just tells me "Can't open the application Creative Cloud Installer because it is not responding"?
EDIT2: Restarted my system and Creative Cloud Installer ran.
EDIT3: Sorry, this has been a little like a live blog. It appears all is back to normal - CC installed, and I was able to open it and update to 2025.4.1. The only thing that has changed since I last opened CC is the macOS update I did this morning, from 15.5 to 15.6.1. This may be behind it? That said, After the MacStudio updated, I restarted it once out of habit. It was then that I noticed the CC app had 'disappeared'. So the second restart seemed to clear up something the first didn't? Maybe that will help you identify where the issue lay.