PrPro won't open because it needs access to 'Home' folder, but it has full disk access?

Same results post CC-cleaner and reinstall. Still getting the message needing access, and still running into the same process. 

The fact that you still see 'ghost apps' in MacOS prefs, after running PPro's uninstaller, makes me recommend running Adobe's Cleaner tool.

https://helpx.adobe.com/creative-cloud/kb/cc-cleaner-tool-installation-problems.html

I have tried that indeed. When I uninstall PrPro, it will still show as a program with full disk access until I remove it. (I can add/remove in the disk access section, but not the files and folders section.)

Ahh, you're a step ahead then. I would have recommended the de-/re-install approach, but you've already tried that...?

It'd be interesting to know what, if anything, still appears in the Privacy & Security prefs, once you've removed PPro. 

I should add, when I turn full disk access off, PrPro is no longer listed in the "Files and Folders" section, and I cannot add it. 

Hey Bruce,

That screenshot is actually from the "Files and Folders" section. When that carrot is clicked, I'm only able to see "Full Disk Access," which is also greyed out. Other Adobe applications are able to be selected and manipulated, but PrPro is not.