Windows 64-bit: C:\Program Files (x86)\Common Files\Adobe\OOBE\Configs\.Windows 32-bit: C:\Program Files\Common Files\Adobe\OOBE\Configs\.You can stop CCDA from trying to update itself via the serviceconfig.xml fileĬustomize Adobe Creative Cloud desktop app Updates for the Creative Cloud Desktop App require a package to be pushed out by the admin. Unfortunately the elevated privileges associated with your self-service deployment do not extend to the Desktop App itself. I think it's a bit unclear when you state that self service apps are the solution for environments with non-admin users and yet when launching the Creative Cloud App (which is the only way to download/update apps) I'm prompted for admin rights. What I'm wondering is what exactly is causing the UAC prompt? What program (exe) etc? Seeing as the Creative Cloud application is already launched.
This will not work in our environment seeing as the goal was to eliminate any need for admin rights. If I close the prompt the update window will be stuck on 2%. After reaching about 2% I get a UAC prompt. I get a message saying that it needs to be updated, I proceed with this. I've run into a program, however, when launching Adobe Creative Cloud for the first time as a non-admin user. I'm trying to deploy a self service package of Adobe CC, in hopes of easing the burden for us in IT regarding updates and packaging etc.įrom reading your documentation I understood that this will allow users to install their programs & updates by themselves, without the need for administrative privileges.
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