Issue: Creative Cloud app using excessive resources
On Mac OS 10.11, earlier versions of the Adobe Creative Cloud desktop app may use excessive CPU or energy resources. If you see this behavior even when the Creative Cloud app is idle, reinstall the app.
Adobe Creative Cloud Uninstaller Mac Download
Create a program and use the Creative Cloud Uninstaller.exe –u command to uninstall Creative Cloud desktop app. Run this program from distribution point on all the client machines where you want to uninstall the Creative Cloud desktop app. 3.2.Uninstall and reinstall Creative Cloud. Download the official Creative Cloud Uninstaller; Extract the archive; Run the uninstaller; Follow the on-screen instructions; In order to make sure you don’t have any leftover data left, you will need to use the Adobe Cleaner. So moving the software to a new system (multiple machines) is really just a matter of visiting the Creative Cloud Download Center, downloading whichever CC apps you want, and then signing in When the tools finish installing, just log in and the CC software will automatically be (re)activated on the new hardware for you, even if you didn.
Solution: Uninstall, then reinstall the latest Creative Cloud app
Creative Cloud Uninstaller Mac Download
Before you install the latest version of the Creative Cloud app, it's important to fully uninstall the application. Follow these steps to perform a complete uninstall and reinstall of the application.
In the Creative Cloud app, click the profile icon.
Open the Activity Monitor (Applications > Utilities) and quit all Adobe processes. Be sure the following processes are closed:
- Creative Cloud process
- Adobe CEF Helper
- Adobe Desktop Service
- AdobeIPCBroker
- Adobe Installer
- AdobeUpdateService
- AdobeServiceInstaller
- CreativeCloud(URIHandler)
- AAM Updates Notifier
- CCLibrary
- node
- CoreSync
Use the Creative Cloud Uninstaller to remove the application from your system. For directions and the uninstaller, see Uninstall the Creative Cloud desktop app.
Locate the downloaded file and install the Creative Cloud app.
Note:
For best performance, always use the latest version of the Creative Cloud desktop app.