Install a fresh El Capitan on it and then put Adobe CS5 on it. An interesting test would be: Take an external hard drive. If nothing works then, you really have to clean up the system. Then I would run the Adobe Installer again. My recommendation would be to completely deinstall the Adoce CS5 or CS6 (with the supplied deinstaller) and then to check and repair the disk with the hard disk utility. So it can't really be that things don't work out for you. Only after the update to Sierra was it over for me. Hello Susan! So I can assure you that Adobe CS5 was still running under El Capitan and also under Yosemite. Thank you very much in advance for your answer What do you think? Can I avoid buying C subscriptions? Are there any other options I could try? The apple hotline suspected that the Adobe programs before CC were not compatible, but also had no solution other than the time-consuming failed attempts to install the data individually.

With Gravis they suspected a driver problem.

Then I got a panic kernel error every time the computer started. This message also comes after I have installed the old Java version.Īfter buying the iMac 6 months ago with 'El Capitan', I had done the data transfer via time machine. Error message: Install “is damaged and cannot be opened. after a detour I managed to download the program. Since I was advised not to transfer the Adobe programs (creative Suite Design Premium) automatically via time machine or the migration assistant, I tried Adobe directly. I probably have the same problem as Inga.

Adobe Photoshop Mac Os X 10.9.5