It may help us if you post an etrecheck report to get an idea of what is on your system. If you would like please post in this thread and the volunteers here can offer suggestions from the information this provides. Etrececk was developed by a frequent contributor to these forms as a tool to provide system information that may or may not be readily known the user but is sometimes invaluable to seeing the potential causes of common issues
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Secondly: Before removing Cloud you should first backup your computer in the event you run into any issues.
Use Time Machine to back up or restore your Mac - Apple Support
The past two Creative Clouds uninstalls I performed (or was told to by Adobe because they could not rectify an issue on a clean install) required me to download the uninstall tool from their site as the one bundled in the application is not stable. the download tool is also partially flawed and does not entirely remove components of the suite and leaves residual services running.
Open your activity monitor (Finder: Go>Utilities>activity Monitor) and terminate these services before uninstalling.


there are files in your users folder that also need to be removed
Adobe Creative Cloud folder
and ~Library/Application Support/Adobe
from the finder go to GO>Library (you need to hold down option to make it appear)
go to Application Support
delete the folder "Adobe"
or call adobe, get put on hold, get a level 1 tech who puts you on hold to look it up on the web and comes back in 10 minutes to tell you he's going to put you on hold and call a tech who will do this for you after having you install software so they can remote in and discover you are on a mac and they get confused.