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Question :
Once the creative cloud app gets launch. Navigate to the video & motion category. Now look for the After Effects tab and click on the “Try” button. So, the Adobe After Effects latest version will start to download and install. Further, just wait for the installation to get complete. After Effects 2020 is part of Creative Cloud. That means you have access to all the latest updates and future releases the moment they’re available. Sharpen your skills and master new tools with a rich library of training videos. I am able to log in as a ROOT user and Adobe Creative Cloud Manager runs, so have been able to install the applications that way but this I feel is a temporary work around and I would like to be able to run CC Manager from my own user account. That is as far as Adobe Support would take me and they said I should speak to Apple.
I just purchased a new Student&Teacher license code for Adobe Creative Cloud, and I even though I can see on the Adobe-website that the new subscription is active on my AdobeID, I cannot use any Creative Cloud application on my Mac, because when I startup Photoshop CC (or Illustrator CC or InDesign CC), the Adobe Aplication Manager app is automatically run, the Creative Cloud window opens, it flashes and then “Please wait for a moment” is displayed and the clock keeps spinning… and spinning… and spinning…
Quitting the Adobe Application Manager app and trying again give the same result, and even restarting my Mac with all apps refreshed gives the same error… the Creative Cloud window just hangs on “Please wait for a moment”…
How can I fix this ?
Answer :
The first part of the solution is to make sure that your Creative Cloud subscription is active :
- go to the Adobe-website
- login with your AdobeID and password
- then click on “Manage Account”
- then, login again using your AdobeID and password
- then, check at “subscriptions and products” if your Creative Cloud subscription is listed
If it’s not listed, use the Redemption Code that you got after purchasing your Creative Cloud renewal to (re)activate your CC-subscription.
If your CC-subscription is active, proceed to the second part of the solution :
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- on your Mac, click on the Creative Cloud logo (that looks like a cloud in the form of the number 8 that has fallen over) in the top bar of the screen, on the right side
- there, it will say that the Application Updater or Application Manager app itself needs to be updated
- click on update
- wait for the update to finish
- then a list of all individual CC-apps with updates available is displayed
- click on “update all”
- wait for the update to finish
That’s it – now you can startup any Adobe app and it will properly run.
Macos Creative Cloud Please Wait For A Moment Ever
enjoy !