Uninstall Adobe Illustrator CC 2018
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Few months ago i had to install Adobe Illustrator CC 2018 for user,
who had Adobe account with license.
Now this user is away and i need to clean that computer.
I tried unistall from:
- "Apps & features"
- "Uninstall or change a program"
- ">Illustrator_Set-Up.exe /uninstall" from administrator command prompt
But it only opens "Creative Cloud" window where it needs log-in information. (Or "No internet connection" if no network connected)
Can i uninstall without finding someone with account?
windows-10 uninstall adobe-illustrator
asked Nov 26 at 16:44
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Few months ago i had to install Adobe Illustrator CC 2018 for user,
who had Adobe account with license.
Now this user is away and i need to clean that computer.
I tried unistall from:
- "Apps & features"
- "Uninstall or change a program"
- ">Illustrator_Set-Up.exe /uninstall" from administrator command prompt
But it only opens "Creative Cloud" window where it needs log-in information. (Or "No internet connection" if no network connected)
Can i uninstall without finding someone with account?
windows-10 uninstall adobe-illustrator
asked Nov 26 at 16:44
Andrei
1456
add a comment |
up vote
1
down vote
favorite
up vote
1
down vote
favorite
Few months ago i had to install Adobe Illustrator CC 2018 for user,
who had Adobe account with license.
Now this user is away and i need to clean that computer.
I tried unistall from:
- "Apps & features"
- "Uninstall or change a program"
- ">Illustrator_Set-Up.exe /uninstall" from administrator command prompt
But it only opens "Creative Cloud" window where it needs log-in information. (Or "No internet connection" if no network connected)
Can i uninstall without finding someone with account?
windows-10 uninstall adobe-illustrator
asked Nov 26 at 16:44
Andrei
1456
Few months ago i had to install Adobe Illustrator CC 2018 for user,
who had Adobe account with license.
Now this user is away and i need to clean that computer.
I tried unistall from:
- "Apps & features"
- "Uninstall or change a program"
- ">Illustrator_Set-Up.exe /uninstall" from administrator command prompt
But it only opens "Creative Cloud" window where it needs log-in information. (Or "No internet connection" if no network connected)
Can i uninstall without finding someone with account?
windows-10 uninstall adobe-illustrator
windows-10 uninstall adobe-illustrator
asked Nov 26 at 16:44
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asked Nov 26 at 16:44
Andrei
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asked Nov 26 at 16:44
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The Adobe article
Uninstall Creative Cloud apps
has these instructions:
Open the Creative Cloud desktop app by clicking the Creative Cloud icon
in your taskbar
(Windows) or the Apple menu bar (Mac OS). If you aren’t automatically
signed in, sign in using your Adobe ID and password.
Click the Apps tab to display a list of installed apps.
In the Installed Apps section, find the app that you want to uninstall. Then, click the arrow next to Open or Update. In the
list that appears, click Manage.
Click Uninstall.
Follow the onscreen instructions.
If this fails for some reason, you might download from Adobe and use the
Creative Cloud Cleaner Tool.
answered Nov 26 at 21:31
harrymc
250k11258556
Ok, that's useful, other Adobe Creative instructions was claiming i can uninstall software by normal user means from Add or Remove programs, which seems not to be true. So how do i get Adobe ID?
– Andrei
Nov 27 at 6:54
The id is supposed to exist already. Does the desktop app request it?
– harrymc
Nov 27 at 7:24
Yes, desktop app is not logged in and presented me with login screen. Options are: sign in with Email address + password; "Forgot password?"; "Get an Adobe ID"; "Sign in with an Enterprise ID"; "Or sign in with Facebook | Google"
– Andrei
Nov 27 at 7:40
Ideally you should login with the same id as before. If you don't know the id, or if you know it but not the password and don't have access to the email for the "Forgot password?" option, then try creating an id of your own.
– harrymc
Nov 27 at 8:40
I gave it my Gmail data and it let me uninstall Adobe Illustrator. Then i was able to uninstall Creative Cloud normally.
– Andrei
Nov 27 at 15:49
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The Adobe article
Uninstall Creative Cloud apps
has these instructions:
Open the Creative Cloud desktop app by clicking the Creative Cloud icon
(Windows) or the Apple menu bar (Mac OS). If you aren’t automatically
signed in, sign in using your Adobe ID and password.
Click the Apps tab to display a list of installed apps.
In the Installed Apps section, find the app that you want to uninstall. Then, click the arrow next to Open or Update. In the
list that appears, click Manage.
Click Uninstall.
Follow the onscreen instructions.
If this fails for some reason, you might download from Adobe and use the
Creative Cloud Cleaner Tool.
answered Nov 26 at 21:31
harrymc
250k11258556
Ok, that's useful, other Adobe Creative instructions was claiming i can uninstall software by normal user means from Add or Remove programs, which seems not to be true. So how do i get Adobe ID?
– Andrei
Nov 27 at 6:54
The id is supposed to exist already. Does the desktop app request it?
– harrymc
Nov 27 at 7:24
Yes, desktop app is not logged in and presented me with login screen. Options are: sign in with Email address + password; "Forgot password?"; "Get an Adobe ID"; "Sign in with an Enterprise ID"; "Or sign in with Facebook | Google"
– Andrei
Nov 27 at 7:40
Ideally you should login with the same id as before. If you don't know the id, or if you know it but not the password and don't have access to the email for the "Forgot password?" option, then try creating an id of your own.
– harrymc
Nov 27 at 8:40
I gave it my Gmail data and it let me uninstall Adobe Illustrator. Then i was able to uninstall Creative Cloud normally.
– Andrei
Nov 27 at 15:49
add a comment |
up vote
1
down vote
accepted
The Adobe article
Uninstall Creative Cloud apps
has these instructions:
Open the Creative Cloud desktop app by clicking the Creative Cloud icon
(Windows) or the Apple menu bar (Mac OS). If you aren’t automatically
signed in, sign in using your Adobe ID and password.
Click the Apps tab to display a list of installed apps.
In the Installed Apps section, find the app that you want to uninstall. Then, click the arrow next to Open or Update. In the
list that appears, click Manage.
Click Uninstall.
Follow the onscreen instructions.
If this fails for some reason, you might download from Adobe and use the
Creative Cloud Cleaner Tool.
answered Nov 26 at 21:31
harrymc
250k11258556
Ok, that's useful, other Adobe Creative instructions was claiming i can uninstall software by normal user means from Add or Remove programs, which seems not to be true. So how do i get Adobe ID?
– Andrei
Nov 27 at 6:54
The id is supposed to exist already. Does the desktop app request it?
– harrymc
Nov 27 at 7:24
Yes, desktop app is not logged in and presented me with login screen. Options are: sign in with Email address + password; "Forgot password?"; "Get an Adobe ID"; "Sign in with an Enterprise ID"; "Or sign in with Facebook | Google"
– Andrei
Nov 27 at 7:40
Ideally you should login with the same id as before. If you don't know the id, or if you know it but not the password and don't have access to the email for the "Forgot password?" option, then try creating an id of your own.
– harrymc
Nov 27 at 8:40
I gave it my Gmail data and it let me uninstall Adobe Illustrator. Then i was able to uninstall Creative Cloud normally.
– Andrei
Nov 27 at 15:49
add a comment |
up vote
1
down vote
accepted
up vote
1
down vote
accepted
The Adobe article
Uninstall Creative Cloud apps
has these instructions:
Open the Creative Cloud desktop app by clicking the Creative Cloud icon
(Windows) or the Apple menu bar (Mac OS). If you aren’t automatically
signed in, sign in using your Adobe ID and password.
Click the Apps tab to display a list of installed apps.
In the Installed Apps section, find the app that you want to uninstall. Then, click the arrow next to Open or Update. In the
list that appears, click Manage.
Click Uninstall.
Follow the onscreen instructions.
If this fails for some reason, you might download from Adobe and use the
Creative Cloud Cleaner Tool.
answered Nov 26 at 21:31
harrymc
250k11258556
The Adobe article
Uninstall Creative Cloud apps
has these instructions:
Open the Creative Cloud desktop app by clicking the Creative Cloud icon
(Windows) or the Apple menu bar (Mac OS). If you aren’t automatically
signed in, sign in using your Adobe ID and password.
Click the Apps tab to display a list of installed apps.
In the Installed Apps section, find the app that you want to uninstall. Then, click the arrow next to Open or Update. In the
list that appears, click Manage.
Click Uninstall.
Follow the onscreen instructions.
If this fails for some reason, you might download from Adobe and use the
Creative Cloud Cleaner Tool.
answered Nov 26 at 21:31
harrymc
250k11258556
answered Nov 26 at 21:31
harrymc
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answered Nov 26 at 21:31
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answered Nov 26 at 21:31
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Ok, that's useful, other Adobe Creative instructions was claiming i can uninstall software by normal user means from Add or Remove programs, which seems not to be true. So how do i get Adobe ID?
– Andrei
Nov 27 at 6:54
The id is supposed to exist already. Does the desktop app request it?
– harrymc
Nov 27 at 7:24
Yes, desktop app is not logged in and presented me with login screen. Options are: sign in with Email address + password; "Forgot password?"; "Get an Adobe ID"; "Sign in with an Enterprise ID"; "Or sign in with Facebook | Google"
– Andrei
Nov 27 at 7:40
Ideally you should login with the same id as before. If you don't know the id, or if you know it but not the password and don't have access to the email for the "Forgot password?" option, then try creating an id of your own.
– harrymc
Nov 27 at 8:40
I gave it my Gmail data and it let me uninstall Adobe Illustrator. Then i was able to uninstall Creative Cloud normally.
– Andrei
Nov 27 at 15:49
add a comment |
Ok, that's useful, other Adobe Creative instructions was claiming i can uninstall software by normal user means from Add or Remove programs, which seems not to be true. So how do i get Adobe ID?
– Andrei
Nov 27 at 6:54
The id is supposed to exist already. Does the desktop app request it?
– harrymc
Nov 27 at 7:24
Yes, desktop app is not logged in and presented me with login screen. Options are: sign in with Email address + password; "Forgot password?"; "Get an Adobe ID"; "Sign in with an Enterprise ID"; "Or sign in with Facebook | Google"
– Andrei
Nov 27 at 7:40
Ideally you should login with the same id as before. If you don't know the id, or if you know it but not the password and don't have access to the email for the "Forgot password?" option, then try creating an id of your own.
– harrymc
Nov 27 at 8:40
I gave it my Gmail data and it let me uninstall Adobe Illustrator. Then i was able to uninstall Creative Cloud normally.
– Andrei
Nov 27 at 15:49
Ok, that's useful, other Adobe Creative instructions was claiming i can uninstall software by normal user means from Add or Remove programs, which seems not to be true. So how do i get Adobe ID?
– Andrei
Nov 27 at 6:54
Ok, that's useful, other Adobe Creative instructions was claiming i can uninstall software by normal user means from Add or Remove programs, which seems not to be true. So how do i get Adobe ID?
– Andrei
Nov 27 at 6:54
The id is supposed to exist already. Does the desktop app request it?
– harrymc
Nov 27 at 7:24
The id is supposed to exist already. Does the desktop app request it?
– harrymc
Nov 27 at 7:24
Yes, desktop app is not logged in and presented me with login screen. Options are: sign in with Email address + password; "Forgot password?"; "Get an Adobe ID"; "Sign in with an Enterprise ID"; "Or sign in with Facebook | Google"
– Andrei
Nov 27 at 7:40
Yes, desktop app is not logged in and presented me with login screen. Options are: sign in with Email address + password; "Forgot password?"; "Get an Adobe ID"; "Sign in with an Enterprise ID"; "Or sign in with Facebook | Google"
– Andrei
Nov 27 at 7:40
Ideally you should login with the same id as before. If you don't know the id, or if you know it but not the password and don't have access to the email for the "Forgot password?" option, then try creating an id of your own.
– harrymc
Nov 27 at 8:40
Ideally you should login with the same id as before. If you don't know the id, or if you know it but not the password and don't have access to the email for the "Forgot password?" option, then try creating an id of your own.
– harrymc
Nov 27 at 8:40
I gave it my Gmail data and it let me uninstall Adobe Illustrator. Then i was able to uninstall Creative Cloud normally.
– Andrei
Nov 27 at 15:49
I gave it my Gmail data and it let me uninstall Adobe Illustrator. Then i was able to uninstall Creative Cloud normally.
– Andrei
Nov 27 at 15:49
add a comment |
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