Photoshop CC 2014 Adobe Application Manager unreaparable issue

Suddenly Photoshop CC 2014 give me this error: Adobe Application Manager is required and is missing or damaged. I downloaded it, i uninstalled photoshop and any other adobe apps, a unistalled creative cloud. I reinstalled everything and i always have this error. Adobe Application Manager doesn't show in my softwares but i installed it. How can i resolve without restoring? Thank you

In the past I had a problem with the Adobe Creative cloud Desktop Application and the Adobe Application Manager. Had problems more then once. Even requited Adobe assistance. I Had to install to Adobe Application Manager for when it updated itself is when the problems began. There was a problem in one of Adobe databases for my user id the file messes up was "opm.db" . Can not remember how things were finally fixed. I post a search and the download links.
https://forums.adobe.com/search.jspa?sort=updatedDesc&q=opm.db+Application+Manager
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Whenever I attempt to open Photoshop on my Application Manager nothing happens. On the right hand side it says that Photoshop is up to date, but it doesn't give me the option to download. Any suggestions?

JJMack gave you the correct answer.
It sounds to me that you were asking that question because of a possible misconception. namely that the application needs to be downloaded every time you want to use it. That is incorrect.
Once installed, the Photoshop application resides permanently on your hard disk. If Photoshop is fully updated, there's absolutely nothing to "download".

Updateproblem Photoshop CS6 im Adobe Application Manager kommt Fehlermeldung:

Bei der Installation sind Fehler aufgetreten: ( U44M1P7) ...auf klick für weitere Informationen öffnete sich der Browser mit dieser einsamen Meldung:
Error log file location: /Library/Logs/Adobe/Installers
Ich weiß nicht weiter ... ich hab nen MAC und brauch Hilfe

Das zeigt Dir an, wo die Log-Datei, eine Textdatei mit Fehlerbeschreibung auf Deinem Computer abgelegt ist. Kann sein, dass bei Dir die Library ausgeblendet ist, aber mit dem Go to-Befehl und dem Pfad im Finder sollte man auch zur Library kommen.
Aber wenn es Probleme beim Update oder bei der Installation kommt, würde ich eine komplette Deinstallierung und Neuinstallierung empfehlen. Eigentlich der einzige Grund, wenn ich das empfehle. In Programme > Dienstprogramme ist ein Ordner mit den Uninstallern (manchmal auch Installer genannt), über diese Prgrammchen kannst Du mal Photoshop deinstallieren. Wenn es eine Box-Bersion ist, solltest Du die Software deaktivieren, bei der Cloud ist das nicht notwendig. Aber wenn die Deaktivierung nicht geht, sollte es kein Problem sein, sofern Du nicht was an der Hardware veränderst (Recheneinheit, Festplatte, etc.)

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In the Adobe Application Manager, it says there are updates for both Photoshop and Illustrator. When I click to update, they both downloaded and attempted to install and in the middle of this process, Application Manager shows that the updates fail. After this, upon restart of my Mac–running Lion–Illustrator shows that it's up to date in the Application Manager and Photoshop shows an update is available. Upon trying to re-update Photoshop again, the update fails again and again.
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Hi Richei Creative,
These would be my suggestions:
Create a new user account with administrative rights, log out of your current account and into that one, launch Adobe Application Manager and attempt the Photoshop update again.
Instructions if you need them - http://support.apple.com/kb/PH11468
If this fails, uninstall Photoshop (Applications > Utilities > Adobe Installers) and reinstall Photoshop then from Adobe Application Manager the attempt the Photoshop update again, also from the newly created user account.
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Hi Richei Creative,
These would be my suggestions:
Create a new user account with administrative rights, log out of your current account and into that one, launch Adobe Application Manager and attempt the Photoshop update again.
Instructions if you need them - http://support.apple.com/kb/PH11468
If this fails, uninstall Photoshop (Applications > Utilities > Adobe Installers) and reinstall Photoshop then from Adobe Application Manager the attempt the Photoshop update again, also from the newly created user account.
Hope these help,
-Dave

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A chat session where an agent may remotely look inside your computer may help
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HI gener7!
I'm sorry but I am not on Creative Cloud. I'm still on CS6 and it was the Adobe Application Manager that wasn't working and I could not install the update to this application. My AAM version is: 8.0.0160
The link you provided was the update that I wanted to install but it does not work. A window shows up during that install that says:
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Photoshop CS6 - Problem - Do I need Adobe Application Manager?

I just installed Photoshop CS6 - a fresh, new install, i.e. no previous CS version installed.
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Right now, I only have a clean desktop - no taskbar and need to use the taskmgr (ctrl-alt-del) to bring up my webbrowser or any other program that was and is still running.
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finally I found the solution to my problem. I had to install Creative Cloud before Photoshop. Thank you for your help!
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Le 2014-03-16 à 06:37, "Mylenium" <[email protected]> a écrit :
Re: I can't download Photoshop CC on my Mac. I have a message that said that Adobe application manager
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You need to be more precise. What Mac? What version of OSX? What is the exact error message (including and especially any numeric error codes).
Mylenium
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Unable to Launch Photoshop CS5 (64-bit), Related to Adobe Application Manager

i am at my wits end. any help provided will be greatly appreciated.
i installed photoshop cs5 (i run windows 7 64-bit) normally after uninstalling my cs4 normally (no clean installation or whatnot) and this time i chose to exclude the 32 bit version since i wouldn't require it.
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when i try to launch the installation for the app manager all i get is a loading bar with installation initializing. this bar goes to completion but after that it just shuts on me and nothing else happens.
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the clean install package came with instructions to install a installer cleanup utility provided by windows which is no longer being provided because of certain risks. having found that program somewhere else on the internet anyway i start it up and it gives me an error saying it can't find msizap.exe and fails to install anyway. i hence end up not having used the cleanup system at all.
solutions to either problem, the former especially will be greatly appreciated.
thanks in advance.
edit: reinstalling both 32 and 64 bit editions together results in 32 bit working and 64 bit still requiring the application manager. for the life of me i don't see why one requires it and the other doesn't.

I understand that you did not choose to put Photoshop 32 bit in C:, it just went there on its own.
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to optimise windows i have it installed to a small partition (this is my C:) and leave the remaining large portion (D:) for installs of all software.
Adobe software is known to work better when installed on C:. I think you may be experiencing that first-hand here.
Why have you partitioned your system this way? I'm curious, what do you believe you have optimized by doing this? In my experience, partitioning your system as you have done will net you more problems than performance. Even outside of applications you install, Windows itself will continue to expand over time (search for winsxs, for example, and of course there are Windows Updates and Service Packs).
I could see perhaps using a single super-fast limited C: physical drive, with programs and other files on another physical drive with a separate controller, improving performance - but I don't believe there's any way a drive that's been partitioned as you have described is going to help performance. And you should know that Microsoft has done many things (e.g., SuperFetch) to optimize performance when set up in a more typical fashion (on one big C: partition).
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