Could not create ~/Library/Application Support/Adobe/CoreSync

On my MacBook Pro, I'm using Chrome as my web browser, and I wanted to try Adobe Photoshop CC with a free trail, but first I have to I download Creative Cloud. And I did, successfully, but when I go to install a free trail of Photoshop CC, I cannot and this comes up...
So I did as it says and uninstalled Creative Cloud and re-downloaded it, and I still get the same message and this message too...
So I Google searched this message and a solution for it, and I found some forums on the Adobe discussion/question page, and found that the solution was to:
I did this process, and everything was going smooth, except for I have no "CoreSync" folder...the only folders that come up after I search in my Finder "Library/Application Support/Adobe" are Lightroom and OOBEE.
NOTE: I'm not sure that OOBEE is the exact name, I tried following other forum steps and one of them was to change the name to "OOBEE.OLD", but this didn't work so I just changed it back to what I think is the original name.
Could I please have some help...I've been at this for along time and it's really ticking me off...all I want to do is download the free trail of Photoshop CC. I would really appreciate some help.
Thanks,
Nick

I had exactly the same issue which is preventing Adobe Creative Cloud to download. The message "could not create..." is appearing and in the Apps area in Creative Cloud is written "Download Error" and I should reinstall it. I tried it several times with no success. Also the permissions for the folders are allright (created root and checked permissions like described in above link).
I now found this
install error on Mac "could not create ~/library/application support/adobe/coresync"
After creating another admin user I could install it with that one. Hope this helps.

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Try below steps
Click on Finder and then hold Command + Shift + G keys on your keypad
It will open Go to folder window, type exactly ~/Library and click on Go. Make sure to include ~
Then open Application Support
Right click on Adobe folder
Click on get info
Click on symbol and Add Administrator and your current user name ( if not added )
Then give read and write permission to user name and admin
Then click on Gear icon and select 'Apply to Enclosed
Then check if you are getting same error again

Install error on Mac "could not create ~/library/application support/adobe/coresync"

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I'm getting this same error after trying to install on my mac pro.
I see that the cloud installer was able to create the ~/Library/Application Support/Adobe folder and a bunch of folders in side that, but it complains
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I ran into this, then uninstalled everything, and nuked the ~/Library/Application Support/Adobe folder completely and started over.
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