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What are the system requirements? The tool can be used on any system that is supported by product versions 9.x and 10.x. If the cleaner tool executes the MSI uninstaller as part of the cleanup process, then an additional log file named is created in the above location.
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Refresh button: You can repopulate the full list again using ‘Refresh’ button below that particular list. Remove button: Select the application you don’t want to uninstall and click ‘Remove’ button below that particular list. Following buttons below the lists can be used to customize the list. By default, all the listed applications will be selected for clean-up.

Choose the standalone product to clean and choose Next.Verify you want to continue, and choose Next.Double click the AdbeArCleaner.exe file.This tool can only be used with standalone versions of Acrobat and Reader. Do not proceed if you installed Acrobat or Reader as part of Creative Suite.Once you are done, please send us your comments and let us know about your experience. We're transitioning to Adobe CC 2019, so keeping the Adobe Creative Cloud Desktop application isn't a problem.Follow either the User Interface Workflow or the Command Line Usage instructions below to use the Adobe Reader and Acrobat Cleaner Tool.
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This will remove the remaining software leaving just the Adobe Creative Cloud Desktop application.
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To remove Adobe Fireworks CS6, et al., run msiexec with /x and /qn /norestart and provide it the original MSI installer that was used to install the CC suite. This removes about 90% of the applications. This is different than the Adobe CC Cleaner Tool. Using the Adobe Creative Cloud Packager, there's an option to generate an uninstaller. Wanted to check if anyone knew of such a list before I spend an exorbitant amount of time doing this.įound a fairly decent solution to uninstall the applications. I think I'm going to have to go through all the Adobe applications in the 'Uninstall' area in the registry and figure out what each uninstall parameter is and add that to a script. In testing I've tried Adobe's CC Cleaner Tool, but that tool isn't very good and actually made removing stuff worse.īefore I start looking at all the individual uninstaller arguments in the registry, I was wondering if anyone had a compiled list of such arguments.
