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Hello all. How do I uninstall Photoshop (CC & 2014) from my late 2013 Mac Pro?
Evidently dragging to Trash leaves bits and pieces elsewhere?
WHEN I go to Finder >Applications>Utilities>Adobe Installers>Uninstall Photoshop....I get a pop-up below.
Other advice / options appreciated!
Thanks
Mac Pro, macOS 10.15
vitima wrote:
Hello all. How do I uninstall Photoshop (CC & 2014) from my late 2013 Mac Pro?
Evidently dragging to Trash leaves bits and pieces elsewhere?
WHEN I go to Finder >Applications>Utilities>Adobe Installers>Uninstall Photoshop....I get a pop-up below.
Other advice / options appreciated!
Thanks
https://discussions.apple.com/content/attachment/961f2fe5-df1a-4200-8cb2-a8b4fa99bab4
Third party Support—
Uninstall or remove Adobe Creative Cloud apps - Adobe Help ...
Uninstall Adobe Premiere Elements or Photoshop Elements
vitima wrote:
Hello all. How do I uninstall Photoshop (CC & 2014) from my late 2013 Mac Pro?
Evidently dragging to Trash leaves bits and pieces elsewhere?
WHEN I go to Finder >Applications>Utilities>Adobe Installers>Uninstall Photoshop....I get a pop-up below.
Other advice / options appreciated!
Thanks
https://discussions.apple.com/content/attachment/961f2fe5-df1a-4200-8cb2-a8b4fa99bab4
Third party Support—
Uninstall or remove Adobe Creative Cloud apps - Adobe Help ...
Uninstall Adobe Premiere Elements or Photoshop Elements
Third party support links would have worked if I had not updated my MAC from 32 bit to 64 bit.
The Adobe uninstall app must still be a 32 bit operation.
I may have to just use the delete or drag to trash, but I'm not sure?
vitima wrote:
Third party support links would have worked if I had not updated my MAC from 32 bit to 64 bit.
The Adobe uninstall app must still be a 32 bit operation.
I may have to just use the delete or drag to trash, but I'm not sure?
If the apps don't launch you can update your software...
Simply delete the 32bit apps seems reasonable.
How Uninstall Photoshop on Mac Pro / Catalina
