![]() (yes, Adobe will send data out of your system, tons of it, every day without your consent) When it comes to installing something they modify your system at will and install all types of background and spying services without any option. It seems Adobe has no way how to do it a proper uninstaller. ![]() If the developers at Adobe are brave enough to install all types of garbage in a systems at least when someone hits UNINSTALL they should remove every single bit as well. It will trash your system with files and things you can’t remove. I had to use a removing tool to get rid of it, and even so Adobe Creative Cloud leaves tons of files, services, start up tasks and registry settings after uninstalled. Their Creative Cloud is like a virus which you can’t remove after installing. Unbelievable what kind of crap is this from Adobe? Double-click it to edit its value, and set “Value data” from the default 1 to 0 (zero). The DWORD we need to modify to remove Creative Cloud Files from the File Explorer sidebar is System.IsPinnedToNameSpaceTree. If you receive a different result, keep pressing F3 on your keyboard to search through other entries until you arrive at one that looks like the example screenshot. Your first result will likely be an entry that looks like the screenshot above. Type Creative Cloud Files into the “Find what” box, and then uncheck the “Keys” and “Values” boxes. With the Registry Editor selected, press Control + F on your keyboard to open the Find window. The fastest way to find the correct location is to search for it with the Find command. We now need to find the correct registry key, which will vary based on your specific Windows configuration, but will be located somewhere in HKEY_CLASSES_ROOTCLSID. Press Enter on your keyboard to launch the utility and authorize any User Account Control prompts. Launch the Registry Editor by pressing Windows Key + R on the desktop and typing regedit into the Run box. To remove Creative Cloud Files from the File Explorer sidebar, you’ll need to modify a entry in the Windows Registry. Finally, our screenshots in this article were taken in Windows 10, but the steps apply equally to Windows 8.1 as well. These steps also don’t disable the actual Creative Cloud Files storage or syncing features to do that, you’ll need to launch the Creative Cloud desktop app, click the gear icon, and navigate to Preferences > Creative Cloud > Files, where you can set “Sync” to Off. You can still manually access that folder, which by default is located at C:UsersCreative Cloud Files. For those who don’t like File Explorer to be needlessly cluttered with useless entries, here’s how to remove Creative Cloud Files from the File Explorer sidebar.įirst, it’s important to note that following the steps here to remove Creative Cloud Files from the File Explorer sidebar doesn’t actually remove the Creative Cloud Files folder itself. Even worse, there’s currently no way to remove that sidebar entry via File Explorer or the Creative Cloud settings. Unfortunately, Adobe’s Creative Cloud installer places a Creative Cloud Files entry in the Windows File Explorer sidebar when you install any Creative Cloud app, regardless of whether you plan to actually use the file storage feature. While many users find this feature useful - like a Dropbox exclusively for Photoshop and other Creative Cloud assets - others don’t use this service and prefer to store and sync their files via another method. Continue with a Company or School Account to access the service.One feature of an Adobe Creative Cloud subscription is online storage and syncing of a user’s Creative Cloud documents and settings. My old university account can't be used anymore, and my personal account doesn't have subscription to Adobe, and when I tried to login into CC with my personal account, it gave me a result " Personal Accounts are not supported. I tried both the normal uninstall window, and the old Control Panel uninstall window, but it still sended me to the Adobe Creative Cloud login window. So I tried to uninstall my Photoshop 2020, but it always sended me to login page of Adobe Creative Cloud without letting me forcibly uninstall it without logging in. So I want to uninstall my Adobe Creative Cloud out of my computer, but it said I need to uninstall all of my other Adobe apps first. Now I have graduated from my university and my email of university got disabled now. And I have installed Photoshop 2020 with it. And the Adobe Creative Cloud that I got are given by my university, which I think it's customized. I used to have an account of Adobe Creative Cloud from using email of my university.
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